Azure Media Services v3 create asset filter returns BadRequest

Question

Azure Media Services v3 create asset filter returns BadRequest.

Both code and manifest are included below. Asset duration is 00:00:26.4330000

Have tried adjusting the tracks, no tracks. Have tried adjusting the time parameters.

Any ideas on what is wrong?
Is it possible for the API to report more information on what is wrong?
Can a sample be created that shows how to use AssetFilters.CreateOrUpdate with and without track filters?

Code

var timingData = GetManifestTimingData(new Uri(asset.ManifestUrl));
Log.Info($"Timescale: {timingData.TimeScale} Offset: {timingData.TimestampOffset} clip: ( {TimeSpan.FromSeconds(startTimeSec)} - {TimeSpan.FromSeconds(endTimeSec)} ) as ( {TimeSpan.FromSeconds(startTimeSec)} to {TimeSpan.FromSeconds(endTimeSec)} ) {name} ----- {asset.ToAssetInfo()?.hashKey} {asset.Name} -- Manifest: {asset.PlaybackUrl}");

if (startTimeSec >= timingData.AssetDuration.TotalSeconds)
{
    Log.Error($"Invalid start time: {startTimeSec} > {timingData.AssetDuration}");
    return null;
}

if (endTimeSec >= timingData.AssetDuration.TotalSeconds)
{
    endTimeSec = (int)Math.Floor(timingData.AssetDuration.TotalSeconds);
}

var startTimeSpan = timingData.OffSetAsTimeSpan + TimeSpan.FromSeconds(startTimeSec);
var endTimeSpan = timingData.OffSetAsTimeSpan + TimeSpan.FromSeconds(endTimeSec);

double timeScale = timingData.TimeScale ?? TimeSpan.TicksPerSecond;

var scaledStartTime = Convert.ToInt64(Math.Truncate(startTimeSpan.Ticks * (timeScale / TimeSpan.TicksPerSecond)));
var scaledEndTime = Convert.ToInt64(Math.Truncate(endTimeSpan.Ticks * (timeScale / TimeSpan.TicksPerSecond)));

var range = new PresentationTimeRange(scaledStartTime, scaledEndTime, 9223372036854775807, 0, (long)timeScale, false);

var tracks = new List<FilterTrackSelection>
    {
        new FilterTrackSelection(new List<FilterTrackPropertyCondition>
        {
            new FilterTrackPropertyCondition(FilterTrackPropertyType.Type, "Audio", FilterTrackPropertyCompareOperation.Equal),
        }),
        new FilterTrackSelection(new List<FilterTrackPropertyCondition>
        {
            new FilterTrackPropertyCondition(FilterTrackPropertyType.Type, "Video", FilterTrackPropertyCompareOperation.Equal),
        }),
    };

var firstQuality = new FirstQuality(128000);

var filterParams = new AssetFilter(null, name, FilterType, range, firstQuality, tracks);

var filter = _client.AssetFilters.CreateOrUpdate(ResourceGroup, AccountName, asset.Id, name, filterParams);
if (filter == null)
{
    Log.Warn($"Failed to create filter {name} in {asset}");
    return null;
}

return filter;

Manifest

<SmoothStreamingMedia MajorVersion="2" MinorVersion="2" Duration="264333333" TimeScale="10000000">
<StreamIndex Chunks="13" Type="video" Url="QualityLevels({bitrate})/Fragments(video={start time})" QualityLevels="1">
    <QualityLevel Index="0" Bitrate="770760" FourCC="H264" MaxWidth="1280" MaxHeight="720" CodecPrivateData="000000016764001FACD9405005BA10000003001000000303C0F18319600000000168EBECB22C" />
    <c t="0" d="20333333" r="2" />
    <c d="20333334" />
    <c d="20333333" r="2" />
    <c d="20333334" />
    <c d="20333333" r="2" />
    <c d="20333334" />
    <c d="20333333" r="2" />
    <c d="20333334" />
    <c d="20333333" />
</StreamIndex>
<StreamIndex Chunks="14" Type="audio" Url="QualityLevels({bitrate})/Fragments(aac_UND_2_127999={start time})" QualityLevels="1" Name="aac_UND_2_127999">
    <QualityLevel AudioTag="255" Index="0" BitsPerSample="16" Bitrate="127999" FourCC="AACL" CodecPrivateData="1190" Channels="2" PacketSize="4" SamplingRate="48000" />
    <c t="0" d="20053333" r="2" />
    <c d="20053334" />
    <c d="20053333" r="2" />
    <c d="20053334" />
    <c d="20053333" r="2" />
    <c d="20053334" />
    <c d="20053333" r="2" />
    <c d="20053334" />
    <c d="20053333" />
    <c d="3626667" />
</StreamIndex>
<Protection>
    <ProtectionHeader SystemID="B47B251A-2409-4B42-958E-08DBAE7B4EE9">
    <ContentProtection schemeIdUri="urn:mpeg:dash:sea:2012" xmlns:sea="urn:mpeg:dash:schema:sea:2012">
        <sea:SegmentEncryption schemeIdUri="urn:mpeg:dash:sea:aes128-cbc:2013" />
        <sea:KeySystem keySystemUri="urn:mpeg:dash:sea:keysys:http:2013" />
        <sea:CryptoPeriod IV="0xF6BCAD06C97D0FEC81B702C86183355B" keyUriTemplate="https://testurstream.keydelivery.westus.media.azure.net?kid=d6c1f008-d43f-4c60-926f-76ba613b7b4b" />
    </ContentProtection>
    </ProtectionHeader>
</Protection>
</SmoothStreamingMedia>

johndeu johndeu · Accepted Answer · 2018-11-06T21:42:04

There was a known bug that we hit with Asset Filters that was fixed and rolled out to production now. Looks like you may have hit the same bug. The team is working on also fixing this issue in the .NET SDK and rolling it out.

For now, can you first delete any and all old filters created in v3 API. To fix the issue, you need to remove all old asset and global filters first from this account. We had a versioning mis-match on the filters when we moved from preview to GA that caused a mismatch (and thus the error message you are seeing.) You should be able to get a more detailed error message also if you look at the stacktrace. It typically would show a version conflict issue. Let us know what you see in the details of the error.

Azure Media Services v3 create asset filter returns BadRequest

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