Collect information
Stay organized with collections
Save and categorize content based on your preferences.
The Media Actions integration requires you to provide a feed of entities, which represent the media content in your catalog; for examples, TV shows, movies, songs, albums, and more. You, as a provider, have the following responsibilities:
Create a feed (in JSON) that contains the required details of each entity in your catalog.
Host the feed on a server or a cloud storage service and allow Google to fetch the feed regularly.
Keep the feed up-to-date as your catalog is updated.
Before you create a feed, we suggest you spend time to understand the Media Actions requirements and gather all the necessary information in one place.
To collect information about your media content, follow these steps:
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