{
"id": "calvarylivestream",
"title": "Our Live Services",
"shortDescription": "Sundays at 8:15am and 10:15am, Wednesdays at 7pm",
"longDescription": "Sun. @ 8:15am(PST) and 10:15am(PST) Wed. @ 7pm(PST)",
"thumbnail": "http://yourimageurl.jpg",
"genres": [
"faith",
"educational"
],
"tags": [
"livestream"
],
"releaseDate": "1985-05-05",
"content": {
"dateAdded": "1985-05-05T08:15:00+08:00",
"captions": [
],
"duration": 4500,
"videos": [
{
"url": "http://yourlinktom3u8/playlist.m3u8",
"quality": "HD",
"videoType": "hls"
}
]
}
}
],
"RokuTomC" wrote:
We do not currently have a mediaType for live streams, but we have identified this as a potential feature addition in the future.
In the meantime, live videos will still play in a Direct Publisher channel, there will just be no designation within the channel UI that indicates that the stream is live. You could make mention of this in the content title or description, though
"RokuTomC" wrote:
We do not currently have a mediaType for live streams, but we have identified this as a potential feature addition in the future.
In the meantime, live videos will still play in a Direct Publisher channel, there will just be no designation within the channel UI that indicates that the stream is live. You could make mention of this in the content title or description, though
"mitchstein" wrote:"RokuTomC" wrote:
We do not currently have a mediaType for live streams, but we have identified this as a potential feature addition in the future.
In the meantime, live videos will still play in a Direct Publisher channel, there will just be no designation within the channel UI that indicates that the stream is live. You could make mention of this in the content title or description, though
what should the "duration" be set at, I set it at 40 minutes only because, that was what I typed in. Will the demographics still function properly if someone watches for more then 40 minutes if that is what the duration is set for, AND, what is the proper code to add ads every 15 minutes for a 24/7 feed? Do I need to list an ad break every 15 minutes? or is there syntax that does it for me?
IE. "adbreaks": [00:15:00, 00:30:00, 00:45:00, 01:00:00, ............. to 48:45:00 ],
Is there a limit to the number of designated ad breaks in a single session, for instance, will the json file accept 1000 designations for ad breaks if not how many can be added? Some people sit for days on the streaming channel, I don't want them to get away with no ads after 10 hours, lol!!
"RokuTomC" wrote:"mitchstein" wrote:"RokuTomC" wrote:
We do not currently have a mediaType for live streams, but we have identified this as a potential feature addition in the future.
In the meantime, live videos will still play in a Direct Publisher channel, there will just be no designation within the channel UI that indicates that the stream is live. You could make mention of this in the content title or description, though
what should the "duration" be set at, I set it at 40 minutes only because, that was what I typed in. Will the demographics still function properly if someone watches for more then 40 minutes if that is what the duration is set for, AND, what is the proper code to add ads every 15 minutes for a 24/7 feed? Do I need to list an ad break every 15 minutes? or is there syntax that does it for me?
IE. "adbreaks": [00:15:00, 00:30:00, 00:45:00, 01:00:00, ............. to 48:45:00 ],
Is there a limit to the number of designated ad breaks in a single session, for instance, will the json file accept 1000 designations for ad breaks if not how many can be added? Some people sit for days on the streaming channel, I don't want them to get away with no ads after 10 hours, lol!!
Mitchstein, there is no max duration for a piece of content, nor a max number of adBreaks permitted. I would suggest setting the duration to a ludicrously-large value, and setting adBreaks at regular intervals within that time frame.
Of course, the ad experience will be suboptimal, as you can't quite predict the true ad breaks of live content until they occur, but this should work for you as a short-term fix. I would suggest keeping an eye on our blog and developer newsletter so that you're notified once a live-optimized Direct Publisher feature is introduced and can convert your content