Date Formats
All data formats should follow the UNIX Epoch time format in milliseconds.
Standard Feed Format
Below is a Version 1 example of a standard feed, with all of the fields that should be completed for process. A sample feed follows below as an example of how this data appears when active and in use in actual code.
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- "id": GUID (unique numeric identifier of asset)
- "name": Video asset title
- "shortDescription": Video asset description
- "creationDate": The date/time when the video record was published.
- "publishedDate": The date/time when the video record was first published on your web site.
- "lastModifiedDate": The date/time when the video record was last modified
- "startDate": The Availability start date. If null/omitted then the publishedDate will be used.
- "endDate": The Availability end date. If omitted, then recency business rules will be used for content expiry
- "tags": keywords associated with video asset
- "videoStillURL": URL to an image (optional)
- "thumbnailURL": URL to a thumbnail or image that you want to represent your video. For best results, image should be at least 300 pixels (width) and 16:9 ratio.
- "length": The duration of the video in milliseconds
- "economics": "AD_SUPPORTED" if the content is monetized with pre-roll advertising
- "itemState": ACTIVE - asset is available for recommendation with IRIS.TV // INACTIVE - asset is not available for recommendation with IRIS.TV
- "playsTotal": number of times a video asset has been initialized
- "playsTrailingWeek": Optional
- "customFields": {
- "syndicate": "1",
- "primarysection": ???
- "franchise": "wire"
- },
- "watson_keywords":
- [],
- "SourceURL": Media content source url
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