Player State Data Reporting data type
Player State Data Reporting is a standard Experience Data Model (XDM) data type that describes the various states and their occurrences within a media player. Use the Player State Data Reporting data type to capture different player states such as fullscreen, mute, closed captioning, picture-in-picture, and in-focus states. For each state, it records whether the state is set, the count of occurrences, and the total duration it remains active during the media playback.
NOTE
This data type belongs to the
mediaReporting schema — fields computed by the streaming media backend from mediaCollection data sent by your implementation. These are the fields that Adobe ingests into Platform datasets. See Streaming media XDM reporting schema for details.Display name
Property
Data type
Description
Player State Name
namestring
The name of the player state. Enumerated: “fullscreen” (player occupies the full screen), “mute” (audio is silenced), “closedCaptioning” (closed captions are active), “pictureInPicture” (player is in a floating overlay), “inFocus” (player has the viewer’s active attention, typically because the player tab or window is in the foreground).
Player State Set
isSetboolean
Whether or not the player state is set on that state.
Player State Count
countinteger
The number of times that player state was set on the stream.
Player State Time
timeinteger
The total duration of that player state, in seconds.
See playerstatedata.schema.json in the public XDM repository for the full schema definition.
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