About Heartbeat Measurement
Last update: December 13, 2024
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- Media Analytics
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The Adobe Streaming Media Collection uses “heartbeats” to collect video metrics. During video playback, heartbeats are sent to the heartbeat tracking server to measure time played. The heartbeat calls are sent every ten seconds. Heartbeats result in granular video engagement metrics and more accurate video fallout reports. Streaming Media measures heartbeats using Adobe Launch with the Media Analytics extension, the Media SDK and the Media Collection API. The AppMeasurement
and VisitorID
components are used to receive video data.
Using heartbeats in the Streaming Media Collection provides the following benefits:
Feature | Description |
---|---|
Media Events | Detailed and Custom Events are sent every 10 seconds for main content and every 1 second for ads |
Metrics and Dimensions | Clear standardized metrics, dimensions, and benchmarks across vendors. With a standardized solution across all platforms, you can use consistent, standardized variables across all of your media and platforms to allow for a more efficient cross-campaign, device and vendor comparison. |
Integrations | Experience Cloud ID is linked to Adobe Experience Cloud for easier cross-analysis. With automatic Adobe Experience Cloud integration, you can segment your media audiences, target them, and make media recommendations based on user preferences. |
Pricing | Transparent tracking by media stream (single) |
Implementation and Support | Streamlined configuration with ongoing updates and improvements. With a streamlined implementation process, you can quickly map variables through your player API and validate implementations using the Adobe Debug Tool to ensure all necessary variables are tracked accurately. |
Partner Sharing | Federated Media and Certified Metrics. With shared data through Federated Media, you can capitalize on our industry-first media sharing capabilities, to evaluate data holistically across all of your media distribution partners—operators, programmers, and distributors. |
Advanced Tracking | Downloaded Content Tracking, Error Recovery Tracking and Concurrent Viewers. You can track streaming media content that is downloaded and played on a device regardless of its connectivity. |
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- Streaming Media Collection Guide
- Release Notes
- Get started
- Implementation
- Implementation overview
- Edge implementations (recommended)
- Adobe Analytics-only implementations
- Prerequisites
- Media SDKs / Extension
- 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
- Adobe Audience Management Enablement
- Custom Link Implementation
- Legacy Milestone Tracking
- Validation
- Legacy Migration: VHL 1.x to VHL 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 Core Playback on JavaScript 2.x
- 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