Is there a way via the API to retrieve a recording based on it id?
Ex: recording_id_c38xxxx3-0318-xxxx-b0c1-xx4ed923238

I am trying to have Summit to the recording and gather info then have another system, pull that call information as well as the recording to use/download.

Here is the code where I am trying to retrieve a recording from another application datastore. Then I am trying to play that recording back via another application to a caller.

local rec = require("summit.recording")
local datastore = require("summit.datastore")
local my_table, err = datastore.get_table("CallBackInfoList","list","xxxxxxxx-1183-4294-xxxx-cbdxxxx5820c")

if err then
print("No Table Found")
end
--Return information from table using UUID
local my_row, err = my_table:get_row_by_key("xx007700-xx5f-445b-a4xx-cc6fffxxx93a")
if err then

print("error")

end

--Loop through table and assign the recording id to variable
for k,v in pairs (my_row.data) do
print (k,v)
if k == 2 then
rec_id = v
--print("Value"..rec_id)
end

end

--Try to create a RecordingResult by passing rec_id into recording

local rec_result = rec(rec_id)

--Making sure I am referencing actual recordings in the Summit platform. This rec_result always returns nil.
--Therefore I can't access that recording to play to the caller.

Ken, I'm not seeing anything off that stands out directly in your code. Can you send me the recording.id via email? We can look into whether it exists as a file, etc. Thanks!

I did figure it out with your help Aaron. For anyone else who is interested here is what happened...

1. I recorded a greeting in one app (MyApp)
2. In a second app MySecondApp I accessed the datastore from MyApp and returned the Recording ID from the recording in step 1 (or so I thought).

First Mistake: Using the Simulator when testing the logic. I had actual recordings and when running the simulator it put "pseudo" recording ids in the datastore. So I had actual and pseudo recordings and was probably referencing on that was actually nil (or did not exist).

Second Mistake: When I was trying to write the Recording ID into the datastore, i was getting an error about userdata and JSON. So I wrapped the Recording ID in a tostring(), which made it a string.

When I removed the tostring, I realized that all I needed to write to the datastore was Recording_ID.id. When I returned that and passed it into the recording() method recording(rec_id), it worked.