VideosClient

State used to indicate that the user has initiated capture via the capture overlay.

State used to indicate that the user has stopped capturing via the capture overlay.

State used to indicate that the user has dismissed the capture overlay and it is no longer visible.

State used to indicate that the capture overlay is drawn on the screen and visible to the user.

Returns aTaskwhich asynchronously fetches the VideoCapabilitiesof the service, whether the mic or front-facing camera are supported, if the service can write to external storage, and what capture modes and quality levels are available.

Returns aTaskwhich asynchronously loads anIntentto launch the capture overlay. This will automatically handle any necessary resolution intents.

The returnedTaskcan fail with aRemoteException.

Returns aTaskwhich asynchronously fetches the currentCaptureState of the capture service. This will inform about whether the capture overlay is visible, if the overlay is actively being used to capture, and a much more. SeeCaptureState for more details.

Returns aTaskwhich asynchronously fetches whether the capture service is already in use. Use this call to check if a start capture API call will return GamesClientStatusCodes.VIDEO_ALREADY_CAPTURING.If theTask result istrue,then it's safe to start capturing. If it's already in use then the result isfalse.

Do not use this call to check if capture is supported, instead use isCaptureSupported()or getCaptureCapabilities().

Returns aTaskwhich asynchronously checks whether the device supports capture. If theTask result istruethen capture is supported.

Returns aTaskwhich asynchronously registers a VideosClient.OnCaptureOverlayStateListenerto listen for changes to the overlay state launched by getCaptureOverlayIntent().

Note that only one overlay state listener may be active at a time. Calling this method while another overlay state listener was previously registered will replace the original listener with the new one.

Returns aTaskwhich asynchronously unregisters this client's overlay state update listener, if any, and loads the result. The result will betrueif the callback was unregistered andfalseif this callback wasn't registered previously or is already unregistered.