Using package configurations
A package configuration is a representation of the source that contains the various packaging characteristics required for playback on different devices. For example, you might have a source that has three packaged formats: HLS with DRM, DASH with segment timeline addressing, and HLS with CMAF segments.
Channel assembly doesn't repackage your sources. If you want to include multiple packaged formats for a given source, you must make each packaged format available at the source location and specify the path to each packaged format.
Each package configuration object must include the following:
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Relative path - The full path to the source's packaged format, relative to the source location. For example, /my/path/index.m3u8.
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Source group - The name of the source group used to associate package configurations with a channel's output.
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Type - Either HLS or DASH.
After you have created a channel, you must also declare each source group that you want to use for the channel's output.
