Getting null from video.getPlay()

I successfully get a Video instance from fetchNetworkContent but then I get null when invoking video.getPlay().

String accessToken = getString(R.string.vimeo_access_token);
Configuration.Builder configBuilder = new Configuration.Builder(accessToken);
VimeoClient.initialize(configBuilder.build());

VimeoClient.getInstance().fetchNetworkContent(uri, new ModelCallback<Video>(Video.class) {
    @Override
    public void success(Video video) {
        // I successfully get here , but play is null.
        Play play = video.getPlay();
        if (play != null) {
            VideoFile hlsFile = play.getHlsVideoFile();
            String hlsLink = hlsFile.getLink();
            initializePlayer(Uri.parse(hlsLink));
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void failure(VimeoError error) {
        ...
    }
});

I am using a token which I created from My Apps with my Vimeo Account. I am expecting to get some result from play so I can get the hls link of the video.

I am following all the requesites the documentation ask to get video files.

1. User must be logged in. (I am using a valid token which I create in my app)
2. User must be the owner of the video. (I am the owner of the video I am asking for)
3. User must be PRO or higher (or the app must have the “can access owner’s video files” capability). (My account is PRO, I can even get this link from vimeo playground)
4. Token must have the video_files scope. (My token has the video_files scope, actually I tried with all the scopes on but did not work)
5. User must be the owner of the API app making the request. (The app is mine that I created using the same account)

Trying for two days, how to solve this issue?

[soonsam123]

Thank you for your attention. Actually, I am getting hls link like this.

ArrayList<VideoFile> videoFiles = video.files;
if (videoFiles != null && !videoFiles.isEmpty()) {
    VideoFile videoFile = videoFiles.get(videoFiles.size() - 1);
    String hlsLink = videoFile.getLink();
}

I tried it in more than 30 videos already and it is working. I am still not 100% sure but I think Hsl link is always the last in the array and there is always a hls link.

[MrTheGood]

Yes, video.files will only be removed in a future update. I recommend fixing the API version to the current version (3.4 I think?) just so that the app doesn’t suddenly break.

There is a way to get the hls link, but I don’t remember how I did it. You’d have to look into the library source code to find that.