You can override a limited set of ad tag parameters on your stream
request. Values added must be strings.
Supply targeting parameters to your stream provides more information.
You can use the dai-ot and dai-ov parameters
for stream variant preference.
See
Override Stream Variant Parameters for more information.
The stream request API key. It's configured through the
DFP Admin UI and provided to the publisher to unlock their content.
It verifies the applications that are attempting to access the content.
This is used to determine which stream should be played.
The live stream request asset key is an identifier which can be
found in the DFP UI.
authToken
unknown
The stream request authorization token. Used in place of the API key
for stricter content authorization. The publisher can control individual
content streams authorizations based on this token.
The network code for the publisher making this stream request. Network
codes are required for Pod serving stream requests (PodStreamRequest or
PodVodStreamRequest) and Cloud stitching stream requests
(VideoStitcherLiveStreamRequest or VideoStitcherVodStreamRequest) and
are optional but recommended for Full service stream requests
(LiveStreamRequest or VODStreamRequest). The code is used to apply
settings selected in the Ad Manager UI such as programmatic limited
ads enablement. For Pod serving and Cloud stitching it is also used to
locate and play the stream. To find the network code, see this article.
Settings object for mapping verification vendors to OMID Access Modes.
Verification script URLs are internally matched against vendor provided
regular expressions to resolve to an OmidVerificationVendor key. IMA then
looks up the access mode for the given vendor using this object.
For script URLs that don't resolve to a known vendor, or if the
resolved OmidVerificationVendor is not provided in this object, IMA will
use the access mode provided for OmidVerificationVendor.OTHER. If
OmidVerificationVendor.OTHER is not provided, then the LIMITED access
mode will be used.
The ID to be used to debug the stream with the stream activity monitor.
This is used to provide a convenient way to allow publishers to find a
stream log in the stream activity monitor tool.
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Values added must be strings.\n[Supply targeting parameters to your stream](//support.google.com/dfp_premium/answer/7320899) provides more information.\nYou can use the `dai-ot` and `dai-ov` parameters\nfor stream variant preference.\nSee [Override Stream Variant Parameters](//support.google.com/dfp_premium/answer/7320898) for more information.\n\nInherited from\n: [StreamRequest#adTagParameters](/ad-manager/dynamic-ad-insertion/sdk/html5/reference/js/StreamRequest#adTagParameters)\n\napiKey\n\nunknown\n\nThe stream request API key. It's configured through the\n[DFP Admin UI](//support.google.com/dfp_premium/answer/6381445) and provided to the publisher to unlock their content.\nIt verifies the applications that are attempting to access the content.\n\nInherited from\n: [StreamRequest#apiKey](/ad-manager/dynamic-ad-insertion/sdk/html5/reference/js/StreamRequest#apiKey)\n\nassetKey\n\nstring\n\nThis is used to determine which stream should be played.\nThe live stream request asset key is an identifier which can be\n[found in the DFP UI](https://goo.gl/wjL9DI).\n\nauthToken\n\nunknown\n\nThe stream request authorization token. Used in place of the API key\nfor stricter content authorization. The publisher can control individual\ncontent streams authorizations based on this token.\n\nInherited from\n: [StreamRequest#authToken](/ad-manager/dynamic-ad-insertion/sdk/html5/reference/js/StreamRequest#authToken)\n\nformat\n\nunknown\n\nThe stream format to request. Accepts the following string values:\n\n- `hls` (default)\n- `dash`\n\n| Note: Values must be lowercase.\n\nInherited from\n: [StreamRequest#format](/ad-manager/dynamic-ad-insertion/sdk/html5/reference/js/StreamRequest#format)\n\nnetworkCode\n\nunknown\n\nThe network code for the publisher making this stream request. Network\ncodes are required for Pod serving stream requests (PodStreamRequest or\nPodVodStreamRequest) and Cloud stitching stream requests\n(VideoStitcherLiveStreamRequest or VideoStitcherVodStreamRequest) and\nare optional but recommended for Full service stream requests\n(LiveStreamRequest or VODStreamRequest). The code is used to apply\nsettings selected in the Ad Manager UI such as programmatic limited\nads enablement. For Pod serving and Cloud stitching it is also used to\nlocate and play the stream. To find the network code, see [this article](//support.google.com/admanager/answer/7674889).\n\nInherited from\n: [StreamRequest#networkCode](/ad-manager/dynamic-ad-insertion/sdk/html5/reference/js/StreamRequest#networkCode)\n\nomidAccessModeRules\n\nunknown\n\nSettings object for mapping verification vendors to OMID Access Modes.\nVerification script URLs are internally matched against vendor provided\nregular expressions to resolve to an OmidVerificationVendor key. IMA then\nlooks up the access mode for the given vendor using this object.\n\nFor script URLs that don't resolve to a known vendor, or if the\nresolved OmidVerificationVendor is not provided in this object, IMA will\nuse the access mode provided for OmidVerificationVendor.OTHER. If\nOmidVerificationVendor.OTHER is not provided, then the LIMITED access\nmode will be used.\n\nInherited from\n: [StreamRequest#omidAccessModeRules](/ad-manager/dynamic-ad-insertion/sdk/html5/reference/js/StreamRequest#omidAccessModeRules)\n\nstreamActivityMonitorId\n\nunknown\n\nThe ID to be used to debug the stream with the stream activity monitor.\nThis is used to provide a convenient way to allow publishers to find a\nstream log in the stream activity monitor tool.\n\nInherited from\n: [StreamRequest#streamActivityMonitorId](/ad-manager/dynamic-ad-insertion/sdk/html5/reference/js/StreamRequest#streamActivityMonitorId)"]]
