player_streamer.rb in twilio-ruby-5.70.1

- old
+ new
@@ -31,14 +31,13 @@
           #   webhook requests for every PlayerStreamer event. See {Status
           #   Callbacks}[/docs/live/status-callbacks] for more details.
           # @param [String] status_callback_method The HTTP method Twilio should use to call
           #   the `status_callback` URL. Can be `POST` or `GET` and the default is `POST`.
           # @param [String] max_duration The maximum time, in seconds, that the
-          #   PlayerStreamer can run before automatically ends. The default value is 300
-          #   seconds, and the maximum value is 90000 seconds. Once this maximum duration is
-          #   reached, Twilio will end the PlayerStreamer, regardless of whether media is
-          #   still streaming. **Note: this feature has not yet been enabled but customers are
-          #   advised to explicitly set it on all their new PlayerStreamer resources.**
+          #   PlayerStreamer is active (`created` or `started`) before automatically ends. The
+          #   default value is 300 seconds, and the maximum value is 90000 seconds. Once this
+          #   maximum duration is reached, Twilio will end the PlayerStreamer, regardless of
+          #   whether media is still streaming.
           # @return [PlayerStreamerInstance] Created PlayerStreamerInstance
           def create(video: :unset, status_callback: :unset, status_callback_method: :unset, max_duration: :unset)
             data = Twilio::Values.of({
                 'Video' => video,
                 'StatusCallback' => status_callback,
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