Media Segments
Last update: August 28, 2023
- Topics:
- Media Analytics
- Segmentation
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Segments allow you to identify subsets of visitors based on characteristics or website interactions. Streaming media segments allow you to identify visitor stream type such as audio, live, or podcast streams. For information about Adobe Analytics segments, see About segments and containers in the Adobe Analytics Components Guide.
NOTE
These reporting segments associated with Media Stream Type were introduced on 9/13/18 along with the
streamType
parameter.Segment | Description | Rule |
---|---|---|
Media Stream Type: All | Segment all media stream data | “Content (ID) exists” |
Media Stream Type: Audio | Segment all audio stream data | “Content (ID) exists” AND “Media Stream Type = audio ” |
Media Stream Type: Video | Segment all video stream data | “Content (ID) exists” AND “Media Stream Type != audio ” |
Media Content Type: VoD | Segment all VoD contents | “Content Type = vod ” |
Media Content Type: Live | Segment all Live contents | “Content Type = live ” |
Media Content Type: Linear | Segment all Linear contents | “Content Type = linear ” |
Media Content Type: Podcast | Segment all Podcast contents | “Content Type = podcast ” |
Media Content Type: Audiobook | Segment all Audiobook contents | “Content Type = audiobook ” |
Media Content Type: AoD | Segment all AoD contents | “Content Type = aod ” |
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Analytics
- 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