Connected TV Ad Settings
Insert Ad Tag
New ads only
URL: The VAST tag URL.
Title: A name for the file, which is used in the Ads view and reports.
<VAST> near the top.Ad Options
Basic
Ad Type: (Read-only) The ad type you’re creating, which corresponds to the placement type to which the ad can be attached.
Ad Name: The ad name. The asset title is used by default, but you can change the name.
Width | Ad Unit Width: The width of the entire ad unit. This option may be locked depending on the type of ad unit you selected.
Height | Ad Unit Height: The height of the entire ad unit. This option may be locked depending on the type of ad unit you selected.
Player X: The X coordinate for the ad unit. Keep the default setting.
Player Y: The Y coordinate for the ad unit. Keep the default setting.
Player Width: The width of the entire ad unit. This option may be locked depending on the type of ad unit you selected.
This is the same as the Width field.
Player Height: The height of the entire ad unit. This option may be locked depending on the type of ad unit you selected.
This is the same as the Height field.
Show Controls: Where to include video controls for the ad: Under, Over, Bottom, or None (the default).
Preserve Aspect Ratio: Whether to to keep the video’s width and height proportions (Yes) or to stretch the video to fill available space (No).
VAST Tag: (Ads using VAST tags only; read-only) The third-party VAST tag you entered as the ad source.
Final VAST Tag: (Ads using VAST tags only; read-only) The third-party VAST tag you entered as the ad source with the necessary Advertising DSP tracking macros inserted, if applicable.
Clock Number: (Used only in the United Kingdom; available only to users with permission) A unique identifier used to ensure that the right ad is broadcast. If this setting isn’t applicable, leave it blank.
Pixel
All existing event tracking pixels for the placement are automatically attached. You can detach existing pixels and create new pixels as needed, based on your tracking needs for the individual ad. Tip: To edit the third-party tracking pixels for multiple ads in a placement at once using the Ad Tools view, see “Attach Third-Party Tracking Pixels to Ads in a Placement.”
The following settings apply to each pixel that you create or edit.
Integration Event: The event that triggers the pixel to fire. For this ad type, use pixels that fires on the Impression or Click-through.
Pixel Type: Whether the pixel is an IMG URL (1x1 pixel image file), HTML, or JavaScript URL.
Pixel URL or Code: The URL of the pixel image, in the appropriate format for the specified Pixel Type.
Pixel Name: The pixel name. Use a name that helps you easily identify the pixel.
Pixel Provider: The pixel provider: None, Comscore, WhiteOps, or IAS.