- Streaming Media Analytics Guide
- Release Notes
- Getting Started
- Implementation
- Implementation overview
- Media SDKs - Implementation
- Media Collection APIs - Implementation
- Media Collection
- API Quick Start
- Sessions Request
- Events Request
- Request Parameters
- Event Types and Descriptions
- Implementing the API
- Setting the HTTP Request Type in Your Player
- Obtaining a Session ID
- Implementing an Events Request
- JSON Validation Schemas
- Validating Event Requests
- Sending Ping Events
- Sending QoE Data
- Custom Metadata Support
- Timeout Conditions
- Controlling the Order of Events
- Queueing Events When Sessions Response is Slow
- Variables
- Reporting
- Use Cases
- Tracking
- Privacy and Security
- Legacy Implementations
- Legacy - Overview
- Legacy — Download SDKs
- Legacy - Media SDKs
- About Heartbeat Measurement
- Adobe Primetime and Streaming Media Analytics
- Adobe Audience Management Enablement
- Custom Link Implementation
- Legacy Milestone Tracking
- Validation
- Legacy Migration: VHL 1.x to VHL 2.x
- Set up JavaScript 2.x
- Code Comparison v1.x to v2.x
- Tracking APIs 1x to 2x
- Legacy - Intro to AVA
- Client Side Path
- Legacy Tracking
- Track Core Playback on Android
- Track Core Playback on iOS
- Track Core Playback on JavaScript
- Track Buffering on Android
- Track Buffering on iOS
- Track Buffering on JavaScript
- Track Seeking on Android
- Track Seeking on iOS
- Track Seeking on JavaScript
- Implement standard metadata on Android
- Implement standard metadata on iOS
- iOS Metadata Keys
- Implement Standard Metadata on JavaScript
- Track Ads
- Track Chapters and Segments
- Track Errors
- Tracking Scenarios
- VOD playback with no ads
- VOD playback with pre-roll ads
- VOD playback with skipped ads
- VOD playback with one chapter
- VOD playback with a skipped chapter
- VOD playback with seeking in the main content
- VOD playback with buffering
- VOD multiple trackers in parallel
- VOD one tracker for multiple sessions
- Live main content
- Live main content with sequential tracking
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NOTE
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Media SDKs and Mobile Libraries
Web implementation
| Supported Platform | Version | APIs | Documentation | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Web - Media SDK for JS v3.0.2 | JavaScript API Reference | Install Analytics using JavaScript | Media SDK for JS v3.0.2 Sample |
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Web - Media Extension | Adobe Media Analytics (3.x SDK) for Audio and Video extension — using Tags (Data Collection) | Adobe Media Analytics (3.x SDK) for Audio and Video Extension Sample |
Mobile Implementation
| Supported Platform | Version | Documentation | Samples |
|---|---|---|---|
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Android - Media Extension | Mobile SDK documentation | Adobe Analytics - Media Analytics for Audio and Video Sample |
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iOS / tvOS - Media Extension | Mobile SDK documentation | Adobe Analytics - Media Analytics for Audio and Video Sample |
Over-The-Top implementation
| Supported Platform | Version | APIs | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
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SDK for Chromecast v3.0.3 | Chromecast API Reference | Setup Mobile SDK v3.x for Chromecast |
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SDK for Roku v2.2.6 | Roku API Reference | Setup Mobile SDK v2.x for Roku |
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