ModeratorControlsService

Provides for the recording space available.

Provides for recording state i.e. started or stopped.

Observable that provides for moderator controls are available or not
true -> if moderator
false -> if not a moderator
null -> meeting not started

Observable that provides about recording feature is available for the meeting.
This will be true only if meeting is joined as moderator and the meeting supports the recording feature

Observable that provides current recordingState
RecordingState.Started -> recording on
RecordingState.Stopped -> recording off
null -> meeting not started

Checks recording usage for the user's account.
Be Advised: Calling checkSpaceAvailabilityForRecording as a participant instead of a moderator throws an exception stating Moderator controls are not available.

Ends the current meeting there by removing all the participants of the meeting, after a provided delay duration. Note that this will end the meeting for the moderator immediately. If you wish to just end the meeting for yourself without ending the meeting for everyone, use MeetingService endMeeting

Remove the given participant from the meeting

Sets audio mute state for all the participants

Sets audio mute for a participant

Sets video mute state for all the participants

Sets video mute for a participant

Turn spotlight for a meeting's video participant. This feature is also referred to as "moderator pinning"
Whenever a spotlight for a participant "X" is turned on by a moderator, people layout would be pushed to all the participants and the video of "X" will take the main stage irrespective of whoever is the dominant speaker. This can be used to spotlight self or any other video participant in the meeting. Spotlight is applicable only for video participants and not for audio only participants.

Start meeting recording.
This method makes the request to the server to start recording.
Recording link will be shared over the email associated with the user's account.
and is slightly time consuming, may take at most 10 seconds.

Stop recording.
Be Advised: Calling stopRecording before recordingState transitions to RecordingState.Started causes the call to be ignored.