PLAYER API REFERENCE CONTENTS PLAYER APIS OVERVIEW 4 PLAYER API FUNCTIONS 5 PLAYER API PARAMETERS Player Query String Parameters Embedded Parameters Custom Module Embedded Parameters Ads Embedded Parameters Overview In-Stream Ads Embedded Parameter FreeWheel Ads Embedded Parameter Google IMA Ads Embedded Parameters LiveRail Ads Embedded Parameters VAST Ads Embedded Parameters VPAID Ads Embedded Parameters 11 11 12 18 20 21 21 22 26 28 29 PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS 31 PLAYER AUTHORIZATION API 38 FLASH-BASED PLAYER ERROR MESSAGES 42 PLAYER API REFERENCE | TOC | 2 WWW.OOYALA.COM • [email protected] • 1-877-3-OOYALA COPYRIGHT NOTICE Copyright Ooyala 2008-2014 Ooyala, Backlot, Ooyala Actionable Analytics, the Ooyala logo, and other Ooyala logos and product and service names are trademarks of Ooyala, Inc. (“Ooyala Marks”). Company agrees not to remove any Ooyala Marks that are contained within and/or affixed to the Services as provided to Company. Except with respect to the foregoing, Company agrees not to display or use in any manner the Ooyala Marks without Ooyala’s prior written permission. All contents of the Ooyala website and Services are: Copyright 2008-2014. Ooyala, Inc. All rights reserved. Ooyala and Backlot are registered trademarks of Ooyala, Inc. in the United States, Japan, and European Community. All rights reserved. For complete information on terms of service, see: http://www.ooyala.com/tos All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies. This content was last updated on 2014-11-10. PLAYER API REFERENCE | COPYRIGHT NOTICE | 3 PLAYER APIS OVERVIEW Welcome to the Ooyala Player API Reference. Ooyala offers a customizable, feature-rich Player used to provide a top-notch video experience across industries and across multiple devices. As consumers leverage the freedom that mobile devices provide, they expect video to match what they have come to expect on their desktops and to be available across devices. Increasingly, HTML5 is becoming the primary and only standard for this type of mobile video experience. Ooyala offers the Player to make it easier to give your customers this kind of video experience. The following topics describe the Player APIs. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER APIS OVERVIEW | 4 PLAYER API FUNCTIONS Player JavaScript functions can be used to customize the player behavior and appearance. PLAYER FUNCTIONS The following table describes the primary Player JavaScript functions. Function Description destroy() This function can be used in two ways: • Destroy item. When called, the player is removed, all activity is stopped, and any video is unloaded. ooplayer.destroy(); • Note: The following parameter is optional, and is only supported for HTML5. You can specify a function callback of your choice to the 'destroy' API so that the web page gets notified when the 'destroy' API is completely through destroying the HTML5 player. For example: ooplayer.destroy(function() { alert("Alert me once the player is completely destroyed"); }); pause() Pause the current video playback. play() Playback the current video. seek() Seek to the specified parameter in seconds. Type: Number Valid Value: time in seconds seek() Seek to the specified parameter in seconds. Type: Number Valid Value: time in seconds shouldDisplayCuePointMarkers() When called on the console log while a player is playing, this Boolean function shows or hides cue point markers on the scrubber bar during ad playback. By default, cue point markers are hidden. If shouldDisplayCuePointMarkers(True) is called, and if there are active midroll and postroll ads available, the Player will display any cue point markers on the scrubber bar. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API FUNCTIONS | 5 Note: This feature is currently available for Flash desktop and FreeWheel ads only. player.shouldDisplayCuePointMarkers(TRUE); GET FUNCTIONS The following table describes all of the Player JavaScript get functions. Function Description getBitrateQualitiesAvailable() Returns an array of strings. The size of the array is dependent on the number of encodings available: • • • • When only one encoding is available, the function returns [�auto’] When two encodings are available, the function returns [�auto’,’low’,’high’] When three or more encodings are available, the function returns [�auto’,’low’, �medium’, ’high’] When no bitrate quality information is available, the function returns [�auto’] Type: Array getBitratesAvailable() Returns an array with the total number of bitrates, in kbps, or an empty array when the number of encodings is not available. Note: With a Flash player, you can get the target bit rate, if you get the value upfront. However, this is not true for Quicktime. There is no control over Quicktime’s ability to pickup the bitrate and the default in this case is to use the suggested time on a best effort basis. Example: [250, 500, 1000] indicates that three bitrates are available: 250 kbps, 500 kbps and 1000 kbps. For a Flash-based Ooyala Player, a publisher can use this API to get a list of available bitrates they use for the setTargetBitrate() API. getBufferLength() Returns the current size of the buffer in seconds, when buffer length is supported, or 0 otherwise. Note: Currently, YouTube Assets and Remote Assets do not support buffer length. Type: Number Return Values: Time in seconds | 0 getCurrentItemClosedCaptionsLanguages() Get a list of supported closed captions languages for the currently playing item. This list is derived from the closed captions XML (DFXP [now TTML]) file for this content, uploaded via Backlot. For more information about this file see Uploading and Viewing a Closed Captions File. If there is no DFXP (now TTML) file in place, this method returns PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API FUNCTIONS | 6 an empty list. In live streaming mode, the closed caption languages will be derived from the stream itself. Type: List Return Values: A list in the form of "language code":"displayName". Example: { "en": "English",... }. Note: This method will throw an exception if no Closed Captions file has been uploaded for the current embed code. getDescription() Get the description of the current video from Backlot. This function retrieves the description that was set in the the Backlot Manage > Details tab or equivalent manual setting. Type: String Return Values: Alphanumeric description of asset Example: Season 22 Opening Game getDuration() Gets the total duration of the video in seconds. Type: Number Return Value: Duration in seconds getEmbedCode() Get the embedCode for the current player. Type: String Return Value: NodXQ5NTq0Y8Nw4GvIWBHlfirMiKy7P getError() Return the current error code, if the code exists and if the current state is error. Type: String Return Value: Returns the error's localized error message. getErrorText() Returns an error message string. Type: String Return Value: Error's localized error message. Example: "This video is not authorized for this domain. Please contact the administrator." getItem() Get an object describing the current video. Type: Object Return Value: Object, with the following attributes: • • • • • embedCode title description time (play length in seconds) lineup PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API FUNCTIONS | 7 • • promo hostedAtURL Return the playhead location in seconds with millisecond accuracy. getPlayheadTime() Type: Number Return Value: Duration in seconds Get current player state. getState() Type: String Return Values: One of: LOADING : �loading’READY : �ready’PLAYING : �playing’PAUSED : �paused’BUFFERING : �buffering’ERROR : �error’DESTROYED : �destroyed’ getTargetBitrate() Get the target bitrate, in kpbs, when target bitrate was previously set, or -1 otherwise. getTargetBitrateQuality() Returns the quality of the target bitrate: One of auto, low, medium or high. Works only with Flash player. Type: String Get the title of the video. getTitle() Type: String Return Value: Video title Example: My Snowboarding Channel getVolume() Return the current volume on a best-effort basis gated by underlying device limitations. Type: Number Return Value: A number between 0 and 1 inclusive Returns true if in fullscreen mode, false if not. Fullscreen implementation is done on a best-effort basis due to or based upon underlying device limitations. isFullscreen() Type: Boolean Valid Values: true | false SET FUNCTIONS The following table describes all of the Player V3 JavaScript set functions. Function Description setClosedCaptionsLanguage(language) Sets the language of the closed captions (CC) that will be shown in the player. If you do not upload the Closed Captions file, the content will playback without closed captions. In Live streaming mode, PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API FUNCTIONS | 8 the closed caption languages will be derived from the stream itself. Note that because of the way that closed captions are supported in iOS, we are not able to add closed caption data for IOS web for remote assets. Parameter: language Valid Values: Specify the ISO 639-1 language code | none. For Chinese, you should use "zh-hans" for Simplified Chinese and "zh-hant" for Traditional Chinese. To show no closed captions, set the language to "none". Examples: en, de, ja. setEmbedCode(embedcode, options) Set the embedCode for the current player. The setEmbedCode function also takes an option that enables you to dynamically assign an ad set to an embed code. Type: String Parameters: Takes an embed code and options parameter.The options parameter must be an object that is a hash of key value pairs representing the unique ad code. Example:The ad set code must belong to the same provider as the embed code. player.setEmbedCode(embedCode, { adSetCode: 'foo'}); Note: This function requires that you associate an ad set with a movie in Backlot. For more information, see the topic, “Assigning Ad Sets Dynamically” in the Player V3 Developer Guide. setPlayheadTime(value) Move the playhead to a location specified in the parameter in seconds. Type: Number Valid Values: duration in seconds setTargetBitrate(bitrate) Set the target bitrate, in kbps. The input needs to be an available bitrate. Available bitrates can be determined by a call to getBitratesAvailable(). No Bitrate Carry Over From Video to VideoThis setting does not carry over from video to video. For example, consider a channel with two videos, the first with highest bitrate of 1000 kpbs, and the second with medium bitrate of 1000 kpbs and highest bitrate of 2000 kpbs. If you set bitrate to 1000 kpbs, we will convert this number to a bitrate quality, which in this case in high. Since bitrate quality carries over, the first video will play at 1000 kpbs, and the second video will play at 2000 kpbs, which is its highest bitrate. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API FUNCTIONS | 9 HDS Restriction on Setting BitRate When you are using HDS, you need to know that HDS does not expose to our APIs what is needed to affect the bitrate. Thus even if you set a target bitrate, it does not change. setVolume(value) Set the current volume on a best-effort basis due to underlying device limitations. Valid Values: a number between 0 and 1 inclusive PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API FUNCTIONS | 10 PLAYER API PARAMETERS Player parameters can be used to customize the player ads, behavior and to change player styles. The following general types of parameters can be passed to the Player API: 1. Query string parameters 2. Embedded parameters 3. Custom Module Embedded parameters PLAYER QUERY STRING PARAMETERS You add these types of query string parameters to the URL that invokes the Player V3 library and the video, like the name1=value1 &name2=value2... in the following example. <script>http://player.ooyala.com/v3/player_branding_id?name1=value1 &name2=value2... The following table describes these query string parameters. Parameter Description namespace The namespace parameter allows multiple independent copies of player code on the same page, by renaming the default namespace OO to any other valid javascript id. For example if you use this embed: namespace=(unique javascript id) You can later use: MYPLAYER_1.Player.create(......) MYPLAYER_2.Player.create(......) platform The platform parameter enables you to control the selection mechanism between flash and html5 playback. The parameter format is: platform=(flash-only|flash|html5-fallback| html5-priority) For Player V3, the default multimedia Default is flash. The parameter has the following options: • • • • flash - Enables default Adobe Flash playback only on desktop, on mobile and tablets. This option sets the preference to Flash but also allows html5 fallback. flash-only - Only allows Flash playback. If Flash is not detected it displays an error message and requests that the viewer installs the Flash plug-in. html5-fallback - Uses Flash but enables fallback to html5. html5-priority - This parameter sets html5 as the preferred playback mechanism but also allows Flash fallback. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 11 Parameter Description Note: HTML5 playback only works for specific browser and OS/device configurations. See the Support Center → Documentation → Player Developer Guide → System Requirements topic for more information. tweaks=androidUse the tweaks parameter to enable HLS on your Android devices for the web. Although enable-hls you can use this parameter to enable HLS on Android devices, certain limitations exist for HLS playback on 4.x devices. For more information about operability on Android devices, see "Enabling HLS on Android Web." Note: As the use of the tweaks parameter can involve native playback issues, we cannot guarantee optimal playback experience on every Android device and OS version. Example http://player.ooyala.com/v3/123fake6b6774f909c2fa6d23ce5334a? tweaks=android-enable-hls Note: The legacy Player API had query string parameters for passing tags of ad server and ad networks to the Ooyala player. For Player V3, the supported ad servers/networks and the mechanisim for passing related tags is detailed in Ads Embedded Parameters Overview on page 20. EMBEDDED PARAMETERS Note: For Ads embedded parameters for Google IMA, VAST, VPAID, FreeWheel, and Liverail, please see Ads Embedded Parameters Overview on page 20 and follow the links for the desired ad manager or module. You add the following parameters to the player embed code within the DIV container, as shown in the example for each parameter. These parameters include CSS style settings such as width and height and embed code parameters that are tags from your ad server or ad network account and can be passed to the Ooyala Player for advanced ad tracking and targeting. The following table describes these embed code parameters. The following table also describes the hash or key value pairs that you can use with the onCreate function to change embedding behavior. Table 1: Embedded Parameters Parameter Key Description analytics Enables the use of custom analytics tags in Player V3. Example: ... var ca_tags = []; ca_tags[0] = "toolbar"; OO.ready( function () { OO.Player.create('ooyalaplayer', 'w3ZHc0Njr33Tdp-RRcwfZMjaOrmzOP82', { analytics: { "tags": ca_tags } }); PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 12 Parameter Key Description }); ... Note: For additional information about custom analytic tags and using these tags with the Backlot REST API, see Custom Analytics: Tagsand Custom Analytics: Tags. autoplay Enables the automatic playing of an asset (video or audio) upon loading. This is useful for UIs that do not have play/pause controls or conditions where you want the content to play immediately. Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height:100%, width:100%, autoplay:true, .... }); enableChannels Enables loading Flash videos in Channels mode. This parameter provides backwards compatibility for channels. By default the flag is set to a value of false. The embedChannels parameter handles HTML5 compatibility and ensures Flash channel usability. For HTML: • • If enableChannels = true, play the first video of the channel or the first video of the first channel of the channel set If enableChannels = false, display an error screen. For Flash: • • If enableChannels = true, pass the channel embed to the player to run normally (this may impact performance). If enableChannels = false, display an error screen. Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, enableChannels: true, .... }); google Use this parameter to pass Google IMA v3 ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter takes a key value pair representing a Google AdSense URL. Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, 'google': { tagUrl: 'some url', PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 13 Parameter Key Description .... }, }); initialTime Use this parameter to set an initial time in seconds to start playing content at a specific point. This parameter can be used to enable seeking for iOS-based devices. You can also use this parameter with Cross-Device Resume to seek to a specific user's position. Type: integer Valid Values: time in seconds Example: initialTime: 10 OO.ready(function () { window.pp = OO.Player.create('playerV3Container', 'embed_code', { width: 480, height: 360, initialTime: 10 }); in-stream Use this parameter to pass In-Stream ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter takes a key value pair representing an In-Stream URL. Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, 'in-stream': { tagUrl: 'some url', .... }, }); locale Use this parameter to set or override the language and closed caption options. In the following example, the locale parameter is used to create a Hebrew localized player. Note that because of the way that closed captions are supported in iOS, we are not able to add closed caption data for IOS web for remote assets. Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, locale: 'he_IL', .... }); loop Use this parameter to enable continuous play. With loop set to true, once the playback has started it continues until the user stops playback or closes the browser. Also the behavior is the same when embed code is set using setEmbedCode. As soon as the embed code is set, if autoplay is true, the playback starts immediately regardless of the previous state of the player (video playing/ PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 14 Parameter Key Description paused/stopped). If autoplay and loop parameters are not passed in through setEmbedCode, the existing values are used (which may have been set via a previous call to setEmbedCode). Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, loop: 'true', .... }); onCreate Use this parameter to listen to an event message and perform an action. This parameter enables you to subscribe to event messages from the message bus before the player is fully created. It allows you to modify the player prior to its complete creation. When called, onCreate: function(player): • • • Checks for any additional modules (custom, 3rd party or other type). Enables these additional modules to connect to the message bus. Sends a message to the message bus signaling each module to start up. You need to call onCreate before anything can happen; otherwise, the existing and additional or third-party modules are not connected to the message bus and are not initialized. Example OO.Player.create('playerwrapper',embedCode, { onCreate: function(player) { player.subscribe('*','myPage', function(eventName) {}); } }); onCreate and the Player V2 Callback To handle events in Player V2, you can define a callback function, and then pass its name to the embed tag using a callback parameter. However, to handle events in Player V3, you provide an onCreate function to the OO.Player.create() call, and then register for all the messages. For more information about Player V3 events, see Player Event Model. For information about Player V2 callbacks and parameters, see the Player Query String Parameters (Player V2 Deprecated) topic. Keep in mind that Player V2 is deprecated. prebuffering For HTML5 players, use this parameter to disable prebuffering of videos, which happens by default. You might want to disable prebuffering for different reasons: • • To decrease load time when loading multiple videos on the same page To avoid the cost of loading when you expect a video to be played infrequently The following example shows the use of the prebuffering parameter. Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 15 Parameter Key Description width: 100%, prebuffering: false, .... }); showAdMarquee Specifies whether to show or hide the ad marquee during ad playback. If showAdMarquee is missing or set to true, the ad marquee will appear while an ad is playing on your player. This global parameter works for all ad types supported by Ooyala. Valid Values: true | false • • True: adMarquee will appear during ad playback. False: adMarquee will be hidden during ad playback. Default: True Example: var player = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', embedCode, { showAdMarquee: true }); showInAdControlBar Specifies whether to show or hide the control bar during ad playback. If showInAdControlBar is missing or set to true, the control bar will appear while an ad is playing on your player. This global parameter works for all ad types supported by Ooyala. Note: This parameter is only available for Flash desktop. Valid Values: true | false • • True: controlBar will appear during ad playback. False: controlBar will be hidden during ad playback. Default: True Example: var player = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', embedCode, { showInAdControlBar: false }); tvRatingsPosition Note: This parameter is for Flash desktop only. This optional parameter specifies the position on the player where the TV rating watermark will appear. Valid Values: top-left | top-right | bottom-left | bottom-right Default: top-left Note: To apply a TV Rating watermark to an asset, you need to include custom metadata in Backlot per asset you want given the TV Rating watermark. See Adding a TV Rating Watermark to a Flash Player for detailed information on applying a TV Rating watermark to an asset. Example: var player = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', embedCode, { PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 16 Parameter Key Description tvRatingsPosition: "top-left" }); tvRatingsTimer Note: This parameter is for Flash desktop only. Specifies the duration of the TV Rating watermark on the player (in seconds) on initial play and every time the video resumes from Ad breaks. This parameter is required if you want to apply a TV Rating watermark to an asset. Valid Values: always | never | some_number • • • always: The watermark appears for the duration of the video (but will not appear during ad playback). never: The watermark never appears. some_number: You will replace some_number with the number of seconds you want the TV rating to remain on the player. Default: never Note: To apply a TV Rating watermark to an asset, you need to include custom metadata in Backlot per asset you want given the TV Rating watermark. See Adding a TV Rating Watermark to a Flash Player for detailed information on applying a TV Rating watermark to an asset. Example: var player = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', embedCode, { tvRatingsTimer: "15" }); useFirstVideoFromPlaylist Use this parameter to set the video in the player to the first video from the first playlist. Type: Boolean Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, useFirstVideoFromPlaylist: true, .... }; ooyalaPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerContainer', '', playerConfiguration); }); Note:When a playlist is updated, after the caches expire, the first video in the first playlist that useFirstVideoFromPlaylist uses is updated. If you don't want the video in the player to be the first video from the first playlist you can use another video by setting this parameter to "false" and specifying the desired video's embed_code in the OO.Player.create function like so: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 17 Parameter Key Description useFirstVideoFromPlaylist: false, .... }; ooyalaPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerContainer', 'embed_code', playerConfiguration); }); CUSTOM MODULE EMBEDDED PARAMETERS You can add custom module embedded parameters (key value pairs) to the onCreatefunction. The following table describes these custom module parameters. Parameter Description devModuleCategory Used for the development of third party custom modules, you specify this parameter in the "flashParams" subhash of the Player.create options hash. Use this parameter to specify the custom module category such as 'universal' or 'ads-manager.' Type: string Valid Values: category name such as 'universal' or 'adsmanager' Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, 'flashParams': { devModuleCategory: 'universal', .... }, }); devModuleURL Used for the development of third party custom modules, you specify this parameter in the "flashParams" subhash of the Player.create options hash. You use this parameter to specify the URL of the location where the third party module swf can be downloaded. Type: string Valid Values: download URL where the third party module swf is located Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, 'flashParams': { devModuleURL: 'someURL', .... PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 18 Parameter Description }, }); hide Use this parameter to disable specific player functionality. The V3 HTML5 player does not display the controls by default and thus the hide parameter does not work with the V3 player. However, if you have Flash fall-back on your device, you can us use the hide parameter (see the platform parameter listed earlier). In the case where you do have Flash fall-back, you need to specify hide with flashParams in the hash. Type: string Valid Values: all | comma-separated list of options where the values are: • • all - to disable all controls channels, fullscreen, embed, endscreen, info, loadingindicator, sharing, or volume, Example: In the following example we specify 'flashParams' in the hash and add the hide key value pair. var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, 'flashParams': { hide: 'all', .... }, }); If the player is in a chromeless layout, it is possible to disable the loadingIndicator. The following example shows how to use this value with the hide parameter. var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, 'flashParams': { hide: 'loadingindicator', .... }, }); layout Use this platform parameter to control the UI layout. The parameter format is: layout=(chromeless) For Player V3, the parameter has the following option: • chromeless - Toggles the default player controls on or off. If set to chromeless, the parameter removes the chrome and the start screen. If not specified, the player reverts to its default layout. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 19 Parameter Description The chromeless parameter disables the controls in the player UI and plays the video just through autoplay. To implement a chromeless layout on the Ooyala V3 Player, you can add the layout='chromeless' parameter to the <script ..../v3> tag. This disables the player controls so that the viewer can playback a video without the controls being shown. By removing the player's control bar, viewers will not be able to play the video as the playback button is removed. You need to enable a video playback so that the video will start automatically. Set the autoplay parameter to 1 to make the video to start as soon as the player finishes loading the stream. Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, layout: 'chromeless' }); thruParam_dev-other Used for the development of third-party custom modules. You specify this parameter in the "flashParams" subhash of the Player.create options hash. This parameter allows you to pass basic customizations to the Ooyala player. Type: string Valid Values: customization code Example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: 100%, width: 100%, 'flashParams': { thruParam_dev-other: 'customization', .... }, }); ADS EMBEDDED PARAMETERS OVERVIEW Customize ads using embedded parameters. You can pass ad-service-related tags to the Player with the embedded parameters listed in the following table. For a full description of these parameters and their tags, see the individual topics for each of the ads embedded parameters by selecting the parameter link. You can also see our Ads Integration developer guide topics for step-by-step information about adding ads to your content and integrating an ad network with your player. Note: Ads positions behave somewhat differently on desktop and mobile devices: • • Desktop platforms support all ad positions. iOS-based devices support only pre- and post roll positions. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 20 Parameter Description in-stream Pass in-Stream ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter takes a key/value pair representing an In-Stream URL. For more information see the In-Stream Ads Embeded Parameters reference topic. freewheel-adsmanager Pass FreeWheel ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter takes a key value pair representing a FreeWheel URL. For more information, see the FreeWheel Embeded Parameters reference topic. google-ima-ads- Pass Google IMA ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter manager takes a key value pair representing the ad server or network URL. You can pass google-ima-ads-manager ad tags to the Ooyala player. For more information, see the Google IMA Ads Embeded Parameters reference topic. liverail-adsmanager Pass certain LiveRail parameters (LR_ parameters) to communicate with LiveRail. vast Pass VAST ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. VAST is an ad format which uses xml to describe Linear ads (video ads), non-linear ads (overlay ads) and companion ads. For more information, see the LiveRail Ads Embeded Parameters reference topic. For more information, see the VAST Ads Embeded Parameters reference topic. vpaid-adsmanager Pass VPAID Ad Manger tags to the Ooyala player. For more information, see the VPAID Ads Embeded Parameters reference topic. In-Stream Ads Embedded Parameter Pass in-stream ads to the Ooyala player. Use the in-stream embedded parameter to pass in-Stream ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter takes a key/value pair representing an In-Stream URL. FreeWheel Ads Embedded Parameter You can pass FreeWheel ad-service-related tags to the Player with the embedded parameters using the freewheel-ads-manager parameter in your embed. Note: Ads positions behave somewhat differently on desktop and mobile devices. At this time support for pre-, mid-, and post-roll ads varies by platform. To see what ad position are supported for each platform, see Ads Integration Overview. FREEWHEEL PARAMETER freewheel-ads-manager - Use this ads parameter to pass FreeWheel ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter takes a key value pair representing a FreeWheel URL. The following sample web page shows a FreeWheel ad manager integration that passes additional pagelevel parameters in an HTTPS environment, for both Flash and HTML5. Note: The values in the following non-working example are only used to illustrate how to use the freewheel-ads-manager. You need to replace them with your own profiles, ids, and URLS. <script src='http://player.ooyala.com/v3 PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 21 /1234fake2b914bc58e425795abf3cd6c? version=1234fake09bb8939e930f888b2b9e23627b20ea6& platform=html5-priority'></script> <script> OO.ready(function () { var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('container', '1234Fakeoi5Xv3Dav6uuEIeVJto9Ju7R', { "freewheel-ads-manager": { fw_ad_module_js: "http://adm.fwmrm.net/p/exampleprovider_live/ AdManager.js", html5_ad_server: "https://1b656.v.fwmrm.net/ad/g/1", html5_player_profile: "123400:exampleprovider_live_html5", fw_player_profile: "123400:exampleprovider_live", fw_mrm_network_id: 123400, // Parameters that should be set on each page on the actual site fw_site_section_id: "EXAMPLEVIDEO_EXAMPLEVIDEO_SHOWS", fw_video_asset_id: 123FAKE } }); }); </script> Google IMA Ads Embedded Parameters You can pass Google IMA ad-service-related tags to the Player with the embedded parameters. Note: To use Ooyala’s Google IMA ad manager, log into the Support Center and submit a ticket requesting that this ad source be added to your account. Once it’s enabled, you’ll be able create adsets for your player. Ads positions behave somewhat differently on desktop and mobile devices. See Ads Integration Overview for a comprehensive list of ad postion support by platform. GOOGLE IMA PARAMETER Use the google-ima-ads-manager parameter to pass Google IMA ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter is a container that takes a key value pair representing the ad server or network URL along with the other parameters described below. Set the adTagUrl Parameter to Override the Backlot URL One of the parameters for the google-ima-ads-manager is a key value pair in the form adTagUrl: "some url". Valid Values: Any URL. For example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create("playerwrapper", "embed_code", { height: "100%", width: "100%", "google-ima-ads-manager": { adTagUrl: "some url", ... }, }); PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 22 You need to change the key value "some url" to the actual google-ima ad tag containing the response. This URL value for the adTag key value pair represents the ad server or network URL. This adTag URL overrides the one in Backlot. For example: adTagUrl: "http://myAdServer.com/myGoogle-ima-ads-manager" You can have additional adTag parameters appended to the end of the URL that you get from Backlot. Use showInAdControlBar to Show or Hide the Player Controls Bar During Ad Playback You can use showInAdControlBar to show/hide player controls bar during ad playback. Valid Values: yes | true | no | false Default: no Note: There is a general player parameter also called 'showInAdControlBar'. You should not use both showInAdControlBar parameters simultaneously. The preferred method is to use the general player showInAdControlBar parameter outside of the 'google-ima-ads-manager' hash. For example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create("playerwrapper", "embed_code", { height: "100%", width: "100%", "google-ima-ads-manager": { showInAdControlBar: true, ... } } ); Use showAdMarquee to Show or Hide the Ad Marquee During Ad Playback Use showAdMarquee to show or hide the ad marquee during ad playback. When set to false or no, the adMarquee of an add will be hidden. If set to true, yes, or omitted the adMarquee will be displayed during ad playback. Valid Values: true | false Default: true For example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create("playerwrapper", "embed_code", { height: "100%", width: "100%", "google-ima-ads-manager": { showAdMarquee: true , ... } } ); Use playWhenAdClick to Set Ad Playback Behavior After Ad is Clicked If playWhenAdClick is set to yes, ad playback will continue regardless of click. Valid Values: yes | true | no | false Default: no Note: For Flash, if playWhenAdClick is set to false with no ad controls, after the user clicks on the ad and is redirected, ad playback will continue when the user clicks on the ad the second time. We are aware that PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 23 this causes some undesired behavior where the ad url opens for both ad pause and ad play events. We are working with the Google IMA team to fix this behavior. Otherwise, ad playback will pause. For example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create("playerwrapper", "embed_code", { height: "100%", width: "100%", "google-ima-ads-manager": { playWhenAdClick: true , ... } } ); Set the additionalAdTagParameters to Append More Parameters You can use additionalAdTagParameters to add functionality to your ad handling such as adding demographic targeting for ads. These added ad tag parameters have a dependency on how the ad tag is set up in Backlot. Also, the additional adTagUrl parameter key-value pairs are part of the adTagUrl parameter and need to be in the form of a dictionary with key-value pairs. You can use any of the internal key/value pairs that google-ima supports. Google IMA documentation lists these parameters at this site: https://support.google.com/dfp_premium/answer/1068325?hl=en. When you use these parameters, we append them to the end of the ad tag. Appended parameters do not override anything in the URL from Backlot. Note: The ad tag Url overrides the Url in Backlot. To start using these parameters, you can specify something like the following: additionalAdTagParameters: { "parameter1": "value1", "parameter2": "value2" } In Backlot, if you specify the ad tag URL as:http://www.example.com/example?param1=test, the resulting request made with the following parameters would be: "www.example.com/ example?param1=test&cust_params=env%3Dmobilevcmshost%26siteview%3D1%26pth %3Djsbin.com&vid=code&pod=2" This request would look something like the following example: "google-ima-ads-manager": { additionalAdTagParameters: { cust_params: "env%3Dmobilevcmshost%26siteview%3D1%26pth%3Djsbin.com", vid: "code", pod: "2" } } adTagUrl Parameters from Google IMA Documentation You use the key value pairs from the google-ima-ads-manager to append to the adTagUrl parameter. You can find lists of these parameters in the Google IMA documentation. The following examples show how to use some of these parameters as key-value pairs of the google-ima-ads-manager parameter: cust_params PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 24 This value pair enables you to pass custom targeting parameters to the Ooyala player. You can put any kind of key values for the cust_params. For example: cust_params: "partner%3Dpartner_1%26gender%3Dfemale%26anotherKey %3Dvalue1%2Cvalue2" vid This parameter is a unique identifier for the video assets and should take the value of your Ooyala video asset ID (embed code). You can get your video embed code from Backlot. Note: This value is required for using DFP to target against content metadata. For example: vid: "1234Fakeoi5Xv3Dav6uuEIeVJto9Ju7R" vpos You can use this value to specify the position of the ad in the video stream. vpos: "preroll" The following example demonstrates the use of the google-ima adTagUrl parameter on a client-side web page. <!doctype html> <html> <head> <style rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> html, body { margin: 0; padding: 0; } #container { width: 800px; height: 500px; margin: 0 auto; } </style> <script src="http://player.ooyala.com/v3/123fake9ddb1446ea9bb7cad08711d36? platform=html5-priority"></script>--> <script> OO.ready(function () { OO.Player.create("container", "123fakeZpXSpOwupKby1s74Q8FQbRwPn", { "google-ima-ads-manager": { "showInAdControlBar": true, "adTagUrl": "http://1fake4ads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/ads? sz=640x480&iu=%2F6376%2Fbr. College_Football%2Fvideo&ciu_szs=300x250%2C728x90&impl=s &gdfp_req=1&env=vp&output=xml_vast2&unviewed_position_start=1 &url=[referrer_url]&correlator=[timestamp]", "additionalAdTagParameters": { "cust_params": "env%3Dmobilevcmshost%26siteview%3D1%26pth %3Djsbin.com", "vid": "code", "vpos": "preroll" } } }); PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 25 }); </script> </head> <body> <div id="container"></div> </body> </html> In this example, we set the adTagUrl with several key value pairs such as ciu_szs, unviewed_position, url, correlator and others. ADREQUESTTIMEOUT PARAMETER Set the adRequestTimeout to set the timeout before continuing video playback Note: The parameter is for Flash only. Use the key value pair in the form adRequestTimeout: "some integer" to customize the time taken, in milliseconds, to make a timeout for the ad request and continue the video playback. We recommend using whole milliseconds (e.g. 2001 milliseconds instead of 2000.5 milliseconds). Valid Values: any integer greater than or equal to 1000. Default: 3000 For example: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create("playerwrapper", "embed_code", { height: "100%", width: "100%", adRequestTimeout: 1000 "google-ima-ads-manager": { adTagUrl: "some url", ... }, } ); GOOGLE IMA FOR MOBILE DEVICES Ooyala supports Google IMA for both desktop and mobile. For information about working with Google IMA for mobile devices, see the following mobile SDK Android and iOS topics. • • Android - Integration with Google IMA on Android and See the IMA Sample App in Action on Android iOS - Integration with Google IMA on iOS and See the IMA Sample App in Action on iOS LiveRail Ads Embedded Parameters You can pass LiveRail ad-service-related tags to the Player with the embedded parameters described in the following table. LIVERAIL-ADS-MANAGER PARAMETER liverail-ads-manager - Use this parameter to pass certain LiveRail parameters (LR_ parameters) to communicate with LiveRail. A direct translation of the LiveRail parameters from Backlot to Dynamic params would be: PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 26 Backlot LiveRail Required Details Publisher ID LR_PUBLISHER_ID Yes Unique identifier for your LiveRail account. Partner IDs LR_PARTNERS No Revenue-sharing partner ID that has been created in the LiveRail system. Tags LR_TAGS No Keywords or content tags to pass to LiveRail's system for campaign targeting or reporting. Ad Map LR_ADMAP No The standard way for defining when ads should play in video stream. Full details on the format for this key/value pair are available in LiveRail's Support Center. By default the Ad Map configured in your LiveRail account will be applied, however if you specify an Ad Map for your Ad Set it will over-ride the default Ad Map configured in the LiveRail system. The table below explains the syntax and valid values for LR_ADMAP. LR_ADMAP The syntax for LR_ADMAP is LR_ADMAP=Type:Inventory_scenario_id:Time. Table 2: LR_ADMAP Valid Values Variable Input Based on Use Case Type For in-stream ads, set to "in". For overlay ads, set to "ov". Inventory_scenario_id The id value associated with a specific scenario. Time For in-stream ads, set to "n", where n is either the number of seconds or the percentage of time into the content. Ex: LR_ADMAP=in:test_scenario:100%. Ex: LR_ADMAP=in::0 For overlay ads, set to "n,m", where n is either the number of seconds into the content or percentage of time to start into content and m is either the number of seconds or percentage of time into content to stop the overlay. Ex: LR_ADMAP=ov::10%,100% PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 27 • The following JavaScript code example shows how the use of the liverail-ads-manager as a parameter of the OO.Player.create function. The only required parameter to display LiveRail ads is the Publisher ID, or LR_PUBLISHER_ID. The rest of the supported parameters are for targeting purposes. var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: '100%', width: '100%', 'liverail-ads-manager': { 'LR_PUBLISHER_ID': '13517', ... } }); There is no integration of LiveRail ad manager and our Mobile SDKs. There is also no LiveRail midroll support for iOS. VAST Ads Embedded Parameters Pass VAST ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. VAST is an ad format which uses xml to describe Linear ads (video ads), non-linear ads (overlay ads) and companion ads. You can pass VAST ad-service-related tags to the Player with the embedded parameters. Prerequisites • • To use Ooyala’s VAST ad set, log into the Support Center and submit a ticket requesting that this ad source be added to your account. Once it’s enabled, you’ll be able create ad sets for your player. In order to use the VAST ad tag embedded parameter, an ad set must also be applied in Backlot and the ad set must contain a valid VAST ad tag. At this time support for pre-, mid-, and post-roll ads varies by platform. To see what ad position are supported for each platform, see Ads Integration Overview. VAST PARAMETER Use the vast parameter to pass VAST ad server or network tags to the Ooyala player. The parameter takes a key value pair representing the ad server or network URL. You can also use vast to change the ad URL. If the ad URL is updated with the vast parameter, the ad will play when it was set up to play in Backlot (pre-roll, mid-roll, or post-roll), but the ad content played will be overridden with the new ad URL. The following example illustrates the use of the vast parameter. var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: '100%', width: '100%', 'vast': { tagUrl: 'some url', ... } }); VASTADS PARAMETER Note: This parameter is for HTML5 only. Use the vastAds parameter to programmatically override any VAST ads or ad sets applied in Backlot. This feature allows you to add VAST ads to an asset or update the VAST ad content and position (pre-roll, post-roll, and mid-roll) from the player embedded parameters. If ads are set with vastAds, ads and ad sets associated with the player in Backlot will be completely ignored. vastAds is a container, where you need to specify all the parameters that an ad uses: PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 28 • • • • • type: The ad type. Set to "vast". url: The link to the VAST ad content. frequency: How often to call the VAST ad. Set to any positive integer. first_shown: How many videos need to play before the VAST ad is shown. Set to any positive integer. time: The time (in milliseconds) into the video when the VAST ad will play. Set to any positive integer. • • • To create a pre-roll ad, set time to 0. To create a mid-roll ad, set time to any other number within the time of the asset. To create a post-roll ad, set time to exactly 1000000000. The following example demonstrates setting up a pre-roll ad and a mid-roll ad using vastAds. var player = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', embedCode, { 'vastAds': [{ type: "vast", url: "http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/ads?sz=640x360&iu=/6062/ iab_vast_samples/ skippable&ciu_szs=300x250,728x90&impl=s&gdfp_req=1&env=vp&output=xml_vast2&unviewed_posi frequency: 1, first_shown: 0, time: 0 }, { type: "vast", url: "http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/ads?sz=640x360&iu=/6062/ iab_vast_samples/ skippable&ciu_szs=300x250,728x90&impl=s&gdfp_req=1&env=vp&output=xml_vast2&unviewed_posi frequency: 1, first_shown: 0, time: 10000 }] }); VPAID Ads Embedded Parameters You can pass VPAID ad-service-related tags to the Player with the embedded parameters. Note: To use Ooyala’s VPAID ad module, log into the Support Center and submit a ticket requesting that this ad source be added to your account. Once it’s enabled, you’ll be able create adsets for your player. Ads positions behave somewhat differently on desktop and mobile devices: • Flash Desktop supports all ad positions. VPAID PARAMETERS Use the vpaid-ads-manager parameter to pass VPAID Ad Manger tags to the Ooyala player. Note: To use this parameter, you need to get the Ooyala OPF SDK (1.5.6 or later) and have Flash Builder 4.5 or later. To get the OPF SDK, contact your account manager. The parameter takes the key value pairs listed in the following topic. adTag and 'some url' . You need to change the key value pair 'some url' to the actual VPAID Ad Tag containing the response. The following is an example of the vpaid-ads-manager parameter: var videoPlayer = OO.Player.create('playerwrapper', 'embed_code', { height: '100%', width: '100%', 'vpaid-ads-manager': { adTag: 'some url', ... PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 29 } }); Key Value Pairs for vpaid-ads-manager The key value pairs for the vpaid-ads-manager are as follows: adLayout When value equals to adjusted, the module will resize the ad, so that controls or marquee don't take space from it. For example: adLayout: 'adjusted' adTag This value will override the Ad tag for loading the VAST xml file. For example adTag: 'http://myAdServer.com/myVast' showInAdControlBar This value shows the default player control bar. For example: showInAdControlBar: 'true' Note: This will not work with layout=chromeless or when the parameter "Always show scrubber bar" is enabled for the player. playWhenAdClick When set to true this value will keep playing the video ads, even if the user clicks the ad and gets redirected. For example: playWhenAdClick: 'true' showAdMarquee This value will show a white marquee with the message: "Your video will resume in x seconds" showAdMarquee: 'true' PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER API PARAMETERS | 30 PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS Use message bus events to subscribe to or publish player events from video to ad playback. The player standard events are shown in the following list. These are default events that are published by the event bus. Your modules can subscribe to any and all of these events. To get a list of all these default events that are published by the message bus, you can use the function: OOEvents = “*” Note: You must use the Player APIs and Events for your players (both Flash and HTML5). If you have existing legacy Ooyala player APIs, they can continue to work for the Ooyala Flash player that is “wrapped” by the current Ooyala V3 Player. EVENTS The following table describes all the message bus events associated with assets. Many events return arguments to their callback functions; the meaning of these arguments is listed for those events that have them. Some of these events cause "data points" in Ooyala Analytics; that is, a datum is recorded in Analytics when the event occurs. Some of these are known as "displays", "plays", and "video starts". For more information, see the Backlot User Guide. Events Flash Html5 Description Arguments returned to callback function Analytics Data Point or Behavior X AUTH_TOKEN_CHANGED Event is triggered when an authorization New value for auth token token is issued by the Player Authorization API. (For example, in device registration, an authorization token is issued, as described in Device Registration.) ADS_CLICK X ADS_FILTERED An ad has been clicked. Triggers an Ad Analytics AD_CLICK event X Indicates that some ads may have been Depending on filtered out the context, returns Note: For VAST and Ooyala ads only • The current embed code • The list of valid ads ADS_MANAGER_FINISHED_ADS X Signals that the ad manager is done playing ads in its ad slot ADS_MANAGER_HANDLING_ADS X Signals that the ad manager is still playing ads in its ad slot ADS_PLAYED X A set of ads have played. Depending on context: PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS | 31 Events Flash Html5 Description Arguments Analytics Data Point returned or Behavior to callback function 1. Duration of ad 2. ID of item to play AD_AUTHORIZATION_FETCHED X Ad authorization data was received (the IDs of ads authorization data is passed within this affected by event). authorization AD_CONFIG_READY X An ad set configuration is ready for insertion and/or play. Depending on context, a pointer to the ad loader AUTHORIZATION_FETCHED X Playback was authorized. ID of authorization for asset The event returns an object which returns the value of video_bitrate. For more information on video_bitrate see: Video Bit Rate BITRATE_CHANGED X The currently playing bitrate has changed. BITRATE_INFO_AVAILABLE X Lists the available bitrates videoBitrate Depending on the context, returns: • • • • BUFFERED BUFFERING X Play resumes because player has completed buffering. The bitrate qualities The bitrates The target bitrate's quality The target bitrate URL of stream X X The player is buffering the data stream. CHANGE_VOLUME X X A request to change volume has been made. Volume level CONTENT_TREE_FETCHED X X A content tree was fetched. Depending on context: 1. ID of current asset 2. IDs of all affected assets Records a "display". For discussion, see Displays, Plays, and Play Starts. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS | 32 Events Flash Html5 Description Arguments returned to callback function Analytics Data Point or Behavior CONTROLS_HIDDEN X Controls are hidden. CONTROLS_SHOWNX Controls are shown. DESTROY X X The player is currently being destroyed and anything created by your module needs to be deleted as well. After the destruction is complete, there is nothing left to send an event. DISABLE_PLAYBACK_CONTROLS X Disables player controls DOWNLOADING X Player is downloading content (could be Time of event playing while downloading). EMBED_CODE_CHANGED X X The player’s embed code has changed. ID (embed code) of asset with options ENABLE_PLAYBACK_CONTROLS X Enables player controls ERROR X X An error has occurred. Error code FIRST_AD_FETCHED X X The first in a set of multiple ads was fetched. FULLSCREEN_CHANGED X X The fullscreen state has changed. Depending on context: 1. "Is fullscreen" set either true or false 2. "Is fullscreen" set either true or false and "paused" set either true or false GOOGLE_IMA_CAN_SEEK X Allows seeking in the video Note: For Google IMA only GOOGLE_IMA_READY X Unblocks PLAYBACK_READY event Note: For Google IMA only GOOGLE_RESUME_CONTENT X Unblocks the PLAY event for main video content Note: For Google IMA only GUID_SET X Is called with the GUID is set Returns the GUID PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS | 33 Events Flash Html5 Description INITIAL_PLAY Arguments returned to callback function Analytics Data Point or Behavior X When the play is called for the very first time LOAD_ALL_VAST_ADS X Loads all VAST ads METADATA_FETCHED X X The metadata (typically set in Backlot) was retrieved ID of asset MIDROLL_PLAY_FAILED X An attempt to play a midroll ad has failed. The arguments that were passed in MIDROLL_STREAM_PLAYED X A midroll stream was played. PAGE_UNLOAD_REQUESTED X When the window, document, and its resources are about to be unloaded PAUSE X X A player pause request has been made. PAUSED X X The player was paused. PAUSE_STREAM PLAY Returns either true or false X An attempt to pause a video stream has occurred. X X A playback request has been made. PLAYBACK_READY X X The player has indicated that it is in a playback ready state. All preparations are complete, and the player is ready to receive playback commands (such as play, seek, and so forth). The default UI shows the Play button (it displays the non-clickable spinner before this point). PLAYED X The video was played. PLAYER_CREATED X X A player was created. This is the first event that is sent after player creation. It provides the opportunity for any other modules to do their own initializations. PLAYER_EMBEDDED X The arguments that were passed in The query string parameters The Flash player has been embedded on the page PLAYER_XML_FETCHED X The Player XML has been fetched PLAYHEAD_TIME_CHANGED X X The playhead time was changed. Depending on context: • 1. The current • time 2. The duration 3. The name of the buffer First event is “video start” Other instances of event feed the “% completed” data points PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS | 34 Events PLAYING Flash Html5 Description Arguments returned to callback function 4. The seek range Analytics Data Point or Behavior For discussion, see Displays, Plays, and Play Starts. X X A video is playing. PLAY_FAILED X A request to play video has failed. PLAY_MIDROLL_STREAM A request to play a midroll stream was made. PLAY_STREAM A notification occurred indicating that a video stream playback request was made. PRELOAD_STREAMX A video stream is preloaded. SEEK SEEKED SEEK_STREAM The current time X A request to perform a seek has occurred. The playhead is requested to move to a specific location in milliseconds. Valid Value: number in milliseconds. URL of stream Seconds to seek This signifies that the player has finished seeking to the requested position. X An attempt to move the playhead to a Number of position in a video stream has occurred. seconds SET_EMBED_CODE X X An attempt has been made to set an embed code. Depending on context: 1. ID (embed code) of asset 2. ID (embed code) of asset with options SINGLE_AD_PLAYED X Triggered after an individual ad (as opposed to a group of ads) has played. SIZE_CHANGED X The screen size was changed. This event can also be triggered by an orientation change for handheld devices. STREAM_PAUSED X A video stream was paused. 1. Width of player 2. Height of player Depending on context: 1. The current time 2. URL of stream PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS | 35 Events Flash Html5 Description Arguments returned to callback function STREAM_PLAYED X A video stream has played. Analytics Data Point or Behavior Depending on context: 1. The current time 2. URL of stream STREAM_PLAYINGX An individual video stream is playing. URL of stream STREAM_PLAY_FAILED X An attempt to play a video stream has failed. The arguments that were passed in VOLUME_CHANGED X X The volume has changed. Current volume level WILL_CHANGE_FULLSCREEN X Triggered before a change was made to the full screen setting of the player screen. Depending on context, either true or false. WILL_FETCH_ADSX Triggered before ads are fetched. WILL_FETCH_AD_AUTHORIZATION Triggered before the ad authorization is fetched. ID of requested ad WILL_FETCH_AUTHORIZATION X Triggered before an authorization is fetched. ID of authorization request WILL_FETCH_CONTENT_TREE X Triggered before the content_tree is retrieved. Passed-in API request WILL_FETCH_METADATA X Triggered before metadata is fetched for Passed-in API a video. request WILL_PLAY X Triggered before a video is played. WILL_PLAY_ADS X X Triggered before an ad is played. Depending on context: 1. Duration of ad 2. ID of item to play WILL_PLAY_FROM_BEGINNING X Triggered before a video is played from the starting point. Triggers an Ad Analytics AD_IMPRESSION event Records a "play". For discussion, see Displays, Plays, and Play Starts. WILL_PLAY_SINGLE_AD X Triggered before an individual ad (as opposed to a group of ads) is about to be played. WILL_PLAY_STREAM X Triggered before an individual video stream (one video, one ad). URL of stream PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS | 36 Events Flash Html5 Description Arguments returned to callback function Analytics Data Point or Behavior WILL_RESUME_MAIN_VIDEO Triggered before the main video is resumed. WILL_SHOW_COMPANION_ADS X Triggered before the companion ads are Depending on shown. context: 1. ID of all companions ads 2. ID of a single companion ad PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER MESSAGE BUS EVENTS | 37 PLAYER AUTHORIZATION API The Authorization API request is the key element in Ooyala's content protection features. A request to the Authorization API has the following syntax: [GET] /sas/player_api/v1/authorization/ embed_code/pcode/ListOfCommaSeparatedEmbedCodes?query_string_paramters Example: http://player.ooyala.com/sas/player_api/v1/authorization/embed_code/ R0Y3Y6HtBEQtRUoC55GY8DTF4pGA/44azdwNDpSWUvfd8F30d55tXY0YH9njH? device=html5&domain=www.ooyala.com&supportedFormats=m3u8%2Cmp4 ROUTE ATTRIBUTES The following table describes all attributes of the route. Attribute Description pcode Your provider code ListOfCommaSeparatedEmbedCodes Embed codes (content IDs or asset IDs) must be separated by commas in this list. QUERY STRING PARAMETERS The following table describes the query string parameters of the routes. The request can have several optional query string parameters following in suit. The only required parameter is domain. Parameter Description Required? domain Domain of the player embed. Yes timestamp Timestamp in which the request was made (epoch time). No Default: Time request received by server supported_formats List of comma-separated values indicating supported formats. The value of this parameter is normally tightly coupled with the device type, since support for formats is limited by device. No Valid Values: Shown in table below device List of comma-separated devices for playback. No PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER AUTHORIZATION API | 38 Parameter Description Valid Values: See table below Required? jsonp Value of this parameter will be used as the wrapper in returning JSONP. No Default: JSON embed_token Discussed in section "Ooyala Player Token" in the Player Developer Guide. No auth_token Authorization token, discussed in Enforcing Per-Viewer Limits on Concurrent Streams No SUPPORTED FORMATS AND DEVICES The supported_formats parameter can be a list of any of the following values, separated by commas. Format Value HDS hds RTMP RTMP HLS m3u8 MP4 mp4 Akamai HD akamai_hd Widevine HLS wv_hls Widevine MP4 wv_mp4 Widevine WVM wv_wvm Adobe Access HLS faxs_hls MicroSoft Smooth Streaming. smooth Note: For smooth streaming, device (see below) must be GENERIC. The device parameter can be a list of any of the following values, separated by commas: • • • • • • • • • IPHONE IPAD APPLE_TV ANDROID_SDK ANDROID_3PLUS_SDK ANDROID_HLS_SDK HTML5 GENERIC_FLASH GENERIC PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER AUTHORIZATION API | 39 RESPONSE FROM THE AUTHORIZATION API When the caller makes an authorization request, the Authorization API responds to the caller with a JSON array indicating the authorization status for each of the embed codes included in the list in question. The following is a sample response from the Authorization API: { "debug_data": { "server_latency": "21.919", "request_id": "domU-12-31-39-0B-D2-11_1346804527_57", "user_info": { "ip_address": "204.124.203.201", "continent": "NORTH AMERICA", "country": "US", "request_timestamp": "1346804527", "language": "en-us", "device": "html5", "timezone": -7, "domain": "www.ooyala.com" } }, "signature": "0pobcTRSLoiSZchrMI7Aeoub05/OKRIavq36BgW74lU=\n", "authorization_data": { "44azdwNDpSWUvfd8F30d55tXY0YH9njH": { "authorized": true, "message": "authorized", "code": "0", "request_timestamp": "1346804527", "retry": null, "streams": [ { "delivery_type": "hls", "url": { "data": "aHR0cDovL3BsYXllci5vb3lhbGEuY29tL3BsYXllci9pcGhvbmUvNDRhemR3TkRwU1dVdmZkOEYzMGQ1NXRYWT "format": "encoded" } } ] } } } ELEMENTS OF THE RESPONSE The significant portions of the response are in boldface type in the sample. These parts of the response are: 1. debug_data is used only for debugging data. It can change at any time. 2. signature in the response (discussed in the following section, How the Output Is Signed) is used to ensure that the response has not been tampered with by a 3rd party. The most significant hash is the “authorization-data” hash, which includes the result of the authorization request. Below are all the enumerations for possible codes:message pairs (authorized has a binary true/false value). This list can continue to change as we add additional parameters to authorization, providing more system visibility into the potential failure. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER AUTHORIZATION API | 40 3. streams are included if the embed code was authorized, including the base64 encoded url to access those streams. Each stream can return with an authorization result of: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "authorized" “unauthorized parent" "unauthorized domain" "unauthorized location" "unauthorized device" “current time is before the flight start time" (before flight start time) "current time is after the flight end time" (after flight end time) "current time is outside any availability period" (outside recurring flight times) "this is not a recognized embed code" "invalid signature" (invalid signature in the request, potentially when using token based playback) "missing parameters" (required parameters are missing) "missing rule set" (when authorizing using a rule set rather than a syndication group) “unauthorized” (this message rarely, if ever, used, in favor of more specific messages) "missing pcode", "invalid token" (error code for token based playback and Adobe Pass) For response that includes a Widevine stream, the additional property widevine_server_path is returned. This value should be passed along with the stream URL to the playback SDKs for obtaining the Widevine license and decrypting the token. { "authorization_data":{ "huNWp2NjoCaCKrsV_wqBdcSw9P1XmlwW":{ ... "streams":[ { "delivery_type":"wv_wvm", "url":{ ... }, "widevine_server_path":"http://player.ooyala.com/sas/drm2/ lvcjAxOj82_rjlIAJ6Jr8ZZqGP-s/huNWp2NjoCaCKrsV_wqBdcSw9P1XmlwW/widevine/ ooyala" } ] } }, "debug_data": ..., "signature":"Fo6ewzq2tTrLJrFmjo5eQpeKUOoLvhSen7KLjrFU1YQ=\n" } For per-viewer concurrent stream limits, additional properties are returned, as detailed in Enforcing PerViewer Limits on Concurrent Streams. PLAYER API REFERENCE | PLAYER AUTHORIZATION API | 41 FLASH-BASED PLAYER ERROR MESSAGES Error messages are displayed to the video viewer or audio listener during playback. Errors can be categorized as general errors, Flash-based errors and Pay-Per-View errors, which are prefixed with a PPV. These error messages pertain to both V2 and V3 of the Flash player. Error Message Displayed to User ACCOUNT_DISABLED Account has been disabled. ADOBE_PASS_ASSET_NOT_AUTHENTICATED This asset is not authenticated by adobe pass ADOBE_PASS_LIBARY_NOT_DEFINED Please include Adobe Pass Javascript Library ADOBE_PASS_LIBARY_NOT_DEFINED Please include Adobe Pass Javascript Library ADOBE_PASS_REQUIRE_JAVASCRIPT Please enable Javascript for your embed. ADOBE_PASS_USER_NOT_AUTHORIZEDPlease login into your MVPD account! Video no longer available AFTER_FLIGHT_TIME API_DYNAMIC_AD_SET_IS_NOT_ENABLED_FOR_PROVIDER The dynamic ad sets feature is not enabled for this provider OR Invalid API Usage. API_EXPIRATION_IN_PAST Expiration time must be ahead of current time OR Invalid API Usage. API_EXPIRATION_NOT_IN_WHOLE_HOURS Expiration time must be rounded to the nearest hour OR Invalid API Usage. API_EXPIRATION_TOO_FAR_IN_FUTURE Expiration time can be no more than {0} hours later than current GMT time OR Invalid API Usage. API_INVALID_DYNAMIC_AD_SET_ASSIGNMENT The specified ad set code does not belong to the provider OR Invalid API Usage. API_INVALID_DYNAMIC_AD_SET_CODE The specified ad set code is invalid OR Invalid API Usage. API_STANDALONE_AD_SET_IS_EMPTYThe specified ad set does not have any instream ads. OR Invalid API Usage. Error generating player response. BAD_RESPONSE BAD_SECURE_STREAMING_RESPONSE Malformed streaming token. BEFORE_FLIGHT_TIME Available in {0} OR Video available soon CANNOT_CONTACT_SAS Cannot contact authorization server. CANNOT_CONTACT_SERVER Please check back later. CANNOT_DOWNLOAD_THIRD_PARTY_MODULE Problem downloading the third-party module {0}. CANNOT_FETCH_PAY_PER_VIEW_STATUS There was an error requesting the payment status. CANNOT_FETCH_SECURE_STREAMING_TOKEN Cannot initialize the stream securely. CANNOT_PARSE_PAY_PER_VIEW_STATUS_RESPONSE Bad payment status. CANNOT_RETRIEVE_DOMAIN Browser failed to report authentication info. Please make sure that JavaScript is enabled. CANNOT_SECURELY_STREAM_VIDEO This video cannot be played securely. CONTENT_OVER_CAP This content has been disabled by the provider. PLAYER API REFERENCE | FLASH-BASED PLAYER ERROR MESSAGES | 42 Error Message Displayed to User CONTENT_UNAVAILABLE Content Unavailable. CORRUPTED_NETSTREAM Flash settings prohibit playing video. DYNAMIC_AD_SET_IS_NOT_ENABLED_FOR_PROVIDER The dynamic ad sets feature is not enabled for this provider. EMPTY_CHANNEL This channel is empty. EMPTY_CHANNEL_SET This channel set is empty. EXPIRATION_IN_PAST Expiration time must be ahead of current time. EXPIRATION_NOT_IN_WHOLE_HOURS Expiration time must be rounded to the nearest hour. EXPIRATION_TOO_FAR_IN_FUTURE Expiration time can be no more than {0} hours later than current GMT time. FLASH_ACCESS_LICENSE_UNAVAILABLE License server unavailable at this time. Please try again later. INTERNAL_ERROR Internal player error occurred. INTERNAL_PLAYER_ERROR Error generating player response. INVALID_API_USAGE Invalid API Usage. INVALID_CONTENT Invalid content specified. INVALID_CONTENT_SEGMENT Invalid content segment (not localized) INVALID_DYNAMIC_AD_SET_ASSIGNMENT The specified ad set code does not belong to the provider. INVALID_DYNAMIC_AD_SET_CODE The specified ad set code is invalid. INVALID_DYNAMIC_CHANNEL_USAGE Invalid dynamic channel usage. INVALID_FLASH_ACCESS_LICENSE Content not authorized. Invalid license. NOTE: This first string is NOT localized and currently unused. INVALID_RESPONSE Invalid server response. INVALID_SAS_RESPONSE Invalid authorization response. INVALID_SERVER_RESPONSE Invalid server response. INVALID_TOKEN You don't have a valid token to view this video. LIVE_STREAM_FILE_NOT_FOUND The requested bitrate for this live stream is not currently available. LIVE_STREAM_FINISHED This live stream is over. LIVE_STREAM_FINISHED_TITLE Stream Over. LIVE_STREAM_UNAVAILABLE Live Stream is off-air. LIVE_STREAM_UNAVAILABLE_AFTER_PAYMENT Please come back later to watch your purchased content. LONG_BEFORE_FLIGHT_TIME Video available soon LOST_CONNECTION Lost Connection. NO_CONNECTION_PLAYER Problem downloading the player. Please check your Internet connection. NO_CONNECTION_VIDEO Problem downloading the video. Please check your Internet connection. NO_MOVIE_SPECIFIED_FOR_LABELS No movie specified for labels. PLAYER API REFERENCE | FLASH-BASED PLAYER ERROR MESSAGES | 43 Error Message Displayed to User NO_QUERY_STRING_CODE No code specified in embed. PPV_ALREADY_PAID You have already paid for this {0}. Your account has not been charged. PPV_CANCEL_PURCHASE Cancel purchase. PPV_CHANGE_MIND Change your mind? PPV_CHECKOUT_ERROR There was an error during the checkout process. PPV_DEFAULT_MESSAGE This {0} cannot play anymore. PPV_IS_EXPIRED This {0} has expired. To continue watching, please buy it again. PPV_NEEDS_TO_PAY To keep watching this {0}, buy it now for: PPV_NEEDS_TO_PAY_AT_START To start watching this {0}, buy it now for: PPV_NO_MORE_PLAYS_TODAY This {0} has reached the maximum amount of plays for today. To continue watching, please buy it again. PPV_NO_MORE_PLAYS_TOTAL This {0} has reached the maximum amount of plays. To continue watching, please buy it again. PPV_PREPURCHASE {0} has not started yet. You can pre-purchase it now for: PPV_PREPURCHASE_THANK_YOU Thank you for your purchase. Please come back later to watch this {0}. PPV_PURCHASE_IN_PROGRESS Purchase in progress... PPV_SUPPORT_MESSAGE For assistance you can visit the <u><a target '_blank' href ' http:// support.ooyala.com/t5/Ooyala-Support-Center/Why-can-I-notview-the-video-I-purchased/ta-p/975 '>support page</a></u> or try to repurchase the {0}. PPV_VIEW_UNAUTHORIZED This {0} cannot be authorized to play. PPV_WATCH_VIDEO Watch video. PROCESSING_CONTENT The requested content is being processed. PROXY_CLASSES_DONT_WORK Proxy classes aren't properly initialized in the root SWF. Check the Ooyala Player API documentation for the correct way to initialize proxy classes when you embed the Ooyala Player REMOVED_CONTENT The requested content has been removed. SAS_AUTH_FAILED Cannot authorize video. SAS_HEARTBEAT_FAILED Authorization failed SAS_TOO_MANY_ACTIVE_STREAMS Too many open videos SECURE_STREAMING_AUTH_FAILED Authorization to play this video has failed. STANDALONE_AD_SET_IS_EMPTY The specified ad set does not have any instream ads. STREAM_FILE_NOT_FOUND The requested bitrate is not currently available. TOKEN_EXPIRED Your authentication token expired. Try reloading your page. UNAUTHORIZED_DEVICE This video is not authorized for playback on this device. UNAUTHORIZED_DOMAIN The video is not authorized for this domain ({0}). Please contact the administrator. PLAYER API REFERENCE | FLASH-BASED PLAYER ERROR MESSAGES | 44 Error Message Displayed to User UNAUTHORIZED_DYNAMIC_CHANNEL You are not authorized to see the content. Please contact the administrator. UNAUTHORIZED_LOCATION The video is not authorized for your location ({0}). UNAUTHORIZED_PARENT Sorry, there are no videos to view in this channel. UNAUTHORIZED_PAY_PER_VIEW Pay Per View Unavailable. UNAUTHORIZED_USAGE Unauthorized usage. UNKNOWN_ACCOUNT Unknown account specified. UNKNOWN_CONTENT Unknown content specified. UNKNOWN_DOMAIN To view this content you have to enable JavaScript in your browser. UNKNOWN_SAS_CONTENT Unknown content specified. VERSION Flash player upgrade needed. VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED Flash player {0} or above is required. VERSION_UPGRADE_LINK http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/ . VERSION_UPGRADE_TEXT Click here to upgrade. PLAYER API REFERENCE | FLASH-BASED PLAYER ERROR MESSAGES | 45
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