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MidrollFrequencyType
defines how often mid-roll ads should play within ad rule slots in Google Ad Manager. -
It offers options for frequency based on time intervals, specific time points, cue point intervals, or specific cue points.
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NONE
indicates the ad rule slot is not for mid-rolls, whileUNKNOWN
represents values not exposed by the API version. -
Values like
EVERY_N_SECONDS
orFIXED_TIME
use seconds for time-based frequency, whereasEVERY_N_CUEPOINTS
orFIXED_CUE_POINTS
utilize cue points. -
This enumeration helps control the frequency and placement of mid-roll ads within video content using ad rules.
Frequency types for mid-roll ad rule slots.
- Namespace
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https://www.google.com/apis/ads/publisher/v202411
Enumeration | Description |
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NONE
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The ad rule slot is not a mid-roll and hence MidrollFrequency
should be ignored.
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EVERY_N_SECONDS
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MidrollFrequency is a time interval and mentioned as a single
numeric value in seconds. For example, "100" would mean "play a
mid-roll every 100 seconds".
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FIXED_TIME
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MidrollFrequency is a comma-delimited list of points in time
(in seconds) when an ad should play. For example, "100,300" would mean
"play an ad at 100 seconds and 300 seconds".
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EVERY_N_CUEPOINTS
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MidrollFrequency is a cue point interval and is a single integer
value, such as "5", which means "play a mid-roll every 5th cue point".
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FIXED_CUE_POINTS
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Same as FIXED_TIME, except the values represent the ordinal cue points ("1,3,5", for example). |
UNKNOWN
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The value returned if the actual value is not exposed by the requested API version. |