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Media Attribute | Description |
Media name | The name of the media file, for example, the title of a movie, a TV series episode, a video course title, a product video, etc. This is used for: Playlist: The media name Displaying each media file by its name in the user's playlist Media search: A user can enter a media name for prefix match or fuzzy search. |
Media description | The description of the media file. Its use cases include: Media search: A user can fuzzy search for a media file by its description. |
Media category | The category of the media file, such as movie, TV series, or variety show. Its use cases include: Media search: A user can search for files based on the specified category. Smart cold storage: Files in the specified category can be transitioned to a colder storage class. |
Media tag | The tag of the media file, such as ACG, action, or imperial drama. Its use cases include: Media search: A user can search for files with the specified tag. |
Media thumbnail | The thumbnail URL of the media file. Its use cases include: Media asset console: Thumbnails can be displayed in the media file list. |
Timestamp | Media timestamps are a set of playback time points and the content (including text, images, and links) displayed at those points. When you hover over a timestamp on the progress bar, the content at that time point will be displayed. Timestamps can be used to: Highlights: Viewers can go directly to the important time points in a movie or the goals in a sports match, allowing them to save time during playback. Ad: When a viewer drags the progress bar to a timestamp, the relevant ad information will be displayed. |
Subtitles information | The subtitle information of the media file. It is used to display subtitles during media playback. |
Expiration time | The expiration time of the media file. Once expired, the file will be automatically deleted by VOD. |
Storage class | The storage class of the media file. VOD offers the following storage classes (in descending order by storage fees and file read speed): STANDARD, STANDARD_IA, ARCHIVE, and DEEP ARCHIVE. You can select an appropriate storage class based on your needs to help control your media storage costs. |
Block status | The block status of the media file. You can block non-compliant media content to prevent it from being further spread. |
Use Case | Description |
Online education | Online education platforms can manage teaching videos by assigning categories and tags based on the subject content, so that students can quickly find the videos they want. The platform can also recommend relevant videos based on the category and tag information. |
Video portal | Users can specify multiple search conditions, such as category, label, and video name, to quickly find the video they want among a massive amount of media content. Files can be bound with multilingual subtitles, allowing viewers from across the world to watch with subtitles in their own languages. |
Live streaming platform | To meet regulatory and moderation requirements, live videos need to be recorded and retained for a certain period of time and can be deleted upon expiration. For those live videos, you can set an expiration time, and VOD will automatically delete them upon expiration to reduce storage costs. |
UGSV on social media platforms | Short video platforms can manage different channels by category or label. For popular content, timestamp information can be added to show purchase links at certain time points. Non-compliant content can be blocked. |
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