If set to 'true', the original uploaded file will be retained without any modification, even if a transcoded proxy file was generated. This flag can be helpful if you wish to allow users to be able to download the original asset rather than a proxy format it was converted to in order to be displayed in-browser. This comes at the cost of additional storage, as each asset can potentially result in two files in the system (the original and the proxy).

Setting this flag to 'true' will convert the image to sRGB which is a standard monitor colour space. The benefit is that it ensures the colour is the same regardless of which browser is being used to view the asset. Expect a small colourshift during conversion, and note that for some use cases, there is value to ensuring that if the original is in a CMYK colour space; that it is maintained.

Will optimize the files for improved display speed in web browsers by keeping the size reasonable. This is often adjusted when speed is the main consideration. It specifically: drops DPI/Density to 72dpi, converts to sRGB (if not already), resizes to under 4050x4050. For instance if you upload a 10000x100000px image, it will scale the image to under 4Kx4K, and convert the colour model from CMYK to sRGB, while also stripping the image metadata.

Renders the document as an image (raster graphic) rather than PDF. Images are viewed more consistently by older browsers. NOTE: The user will not be able to use text search or copy review annotation tools for an the document if this flag is enabled.

Will include speaker notes in the converted document.

The URL which you wish to capture

This property defines the height of the viewport that captures the website, and therefore the height of the final captured file.

This property defines the width of the viewport that captures the website, and therefore the width of the final captured file.

This parameter allows you to enter the username information required to log in to the website for access before capturing.

This parameter allows you to enter the password information required to log in to the website for access before capturing.

This parameter allows you to specify a delay prior to the capture of the website; allowing dynamic content to load before capturing.

This value sets the upper limit for WEBSITE_CAPTURE_DELAY. This can be useful as the WEBSITE_CAPTURE_DELAY parameter can be set by users in non-OEM integrations where the user has full access to accounts and Concpetshare UI.

If set to 'true', the uploaded zip file is processed as an HTML5 video.

This parameter allows you to specify a delay prior to the capture of the video; allowing dynamic content to load before capturing.

This property defines the height of the viewport that captures the video, and therefore the height of the final captured file.

This property defines the width of the viewport that captures the video, and therefore the width of the final captured file.

This property defines the duration of the video recording.