Video parameters
Use the following video parameters to populate custom reports that include information about video content.
- Brightcove account ID
- Brightcove playlist ID
- Brightcove video ID
- Duration based on range
- Duration in minutes
- Duration in seconds
- Media event identifier
- Media type
- Mode type
- Percentage played
- Player name
- Player resolution
- Playhead in minutes
- Playhead in seconds
- Video content type
- Video identifier
- Video name
- Video provider
- Video resolution
- Video tags
- Video tag name
- Video tag plugin version
- Video URL
- Volume level
Brightcove account ID
wt.clip_accountid
provides the unique ID of the Brightcove account.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_accountid=Brightcove_account_ID
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Example | wt.clip_accountid=1571595843001
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When sent | All events |
Brightcove playlist ID
wt.player_id
provides the unique ID of the Brightcove playlist.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.player_id=playlist_ID
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Example | wt.player_id=41ecSd4l2x
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When sent | All events |
Brightcove video ID
wt.clip_video_id
provides the unique ID of the Brightcove video.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_video_id=video_ID
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Example | wt.clip_video_id=4974033989001
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When sent | All events |
Duration based on range
wt.clip_duration_n
indicates the range of the video duration in seconds. The value is used to categorize videos by time duration ranges (bins).
Valid value | An integer from 0 through 65,000 |
Default value | 15 |
Syntax | wt.clip_duration_n=seconds
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Example | wt.clip_duration_n=30
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When sent | All events |
Duration in minutes
wt.clip_duration_min
indicates the video duration in minutes.
Valid value | Integer |
Syntax | wt.clip_duration_min=minutes
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Example | wt.clip_duration_min=20
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When sent | All events except play |
Duration in seconds
wt.clip_duration
indicates the video duration in seconds.
Valid value | Integer |
Syntax | wt.clip_duration=seconds
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Example | wt.clip_duration=20
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When sent | All events |
Media event identifier
wt.clip_ev
identifies the type of media-related event that has occurred, such as v
for a view event.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_ev=media_event_type
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Example |
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When sent | All events |
Media type
wt.clip_t
identifies the type of media, such as Flash or HTML5, depending on what type of player is being used.
In the following example, the clip type is Windows Media
, the name of the clip is Milton Presents
, and the clip event type is view:
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt clip_t=media_type
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Example | wt.clip_t=Windows%20Media&wt.clip_n=Milton%20Presents&wt.clip_ev=v
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When sent | All events |
Mode type
wt.clip_mode
identifies the mode type of video, such as fixed, streaming, FullScreenOn, or FullScreenOff.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_mode=mode_type
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Example | wt.clip_mode=Fixed
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When sent | All events |
Percentage played
wt.clip_perc
identifies the percentage of the video that the viewer has played. This parameter is sent for all events except play.
Valid values |
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Syntax | wt.clip_perc =quartile
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Example | wt.clip_perc=25
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When sent | All events except play |
Player name
wt.clip_player
identifies the name of the video player.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_player=player_name
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Example | wt.clip_player=html5
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When sent | All events |
Player resolution
wt.clip_player_res
indicates the video player's resolution in pixel height x width.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_player_res=heightxwidth
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Example | wt.clip_player_res=250x200
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When sent | All events |
Playhead in minutes
wt.clip_mins
indicates the video's playhead position in minutes. This parameter is sent for all events except play.
Note: Time measures are not sent on play so 0 is not averaged into any average calculations.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_mins=minutes
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Example | wt.clip_mins=2.1
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When sent | All events except play |
Playhead in seconds
wt.clip_secs
indicates the video's playhead position in seconds. This parameter is sent for all events except play.
Note: Time measures are not sent on play so 0 is not averaged into any average calculations.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_secs=seconds
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Example | wt.clip_secs=30
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When sent | All events except play |
Video content type
wt.clip_ct
indicates the video's content type, such as MOV.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_ct=content_type
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Example | wt.clip_ct=application%2Fvnd.apple.mpegurl
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When sent | All events |
Video identifier
wt.clip_id
indicates the unique ID of the video asset.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_id=video_ID
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Example | wt.clip_id=example.mp4
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When sent | All events |
Video name
wt.clip_n
identifies the name of the video that was accessed. You can use this parameter with the wt.clip_ev
and wt.clip_t
parameters.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_n=media_clip_name
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Example | wt.clip_n=Promo%20Video
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When sent | All events |
Video provider
WT.clip_provider
indicates the host on which the video is located as determined by the following regex: e.currentSrc.match(/:\/\/(www.)?(.[^/:]+)/)[2];
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_provider=provider_name
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Example | wt.clip_provider=www/example.com
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When sent | All events |
Video resolution
wt.clip_res
indicates the resolution of the video expressed as height x width in pixels.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_res=video_resolution
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Example | wt.clip_res=250x200
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When sent | All events |
Video tags
wt.clip_tags
provides a list of one or more semicolon-delimited video tags. The Brightcove tag plugin will send the tags as wt.clip_tags
in a list if the video is using the tag format with no values. For details, see the mediaTags
configuration option.
Valid value | A semicolon-delimited list of media tags |
Syntax | wt.clip_tags=tag1:tag1_value;tag2:tag2_value
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Example | wt.clip_tags=
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When sent | If the mediaTags option is set. |
Video tag name
wt.clip_tag_tagName
provides the video tag name. The Brightcove tag plugin will send the tags as a key-value pair if the video is using the tag format with values. For details, see the mediaTags
configuration option.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_tag_key=value
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Example | wt.clip_tag_producttype=semiconductors
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When sent | If the mediaTags option is set. |
Video tag plugin version
wt.clip_tv
provides the version of the video tag plugin.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_tv=tag_verson
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Example | wt.clip_tv=10.2.15
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When sent | All events |
Video URL
wt.clip_src
provides the URL of the video.
Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
Syntax | wt.clip_src=video_URL
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Example | wt.clip_src=http://www.example.com/videos/video/mp4
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When sent | All events |
Volume level
wt.clip_vol
provides the volume of the video on a scale from 1 through 100.
Valid value | An integer from 1 through 100 |
Syntax | wt.clip_vol=volume
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Example | wt.clip_vol=50
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When sent | All events |
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