place.stream.media.defs
Details · defs
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| Authority | media.stream.place |
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#muxlTrack
objectA track backed by a MUXL container
Properties
BLAKE-3 content hash (BDASL CID) of the source video segment.
language
stringLanguage of the track, if applicable.
Type of the track: video, audio, or text.
signingKey
string · diddid:key of the ephemeral key that C2PA-signed this track's segments. The private key is discarded once the track is produced, so it can only ever have signed this content.
size
integerSize in bytes of the source video segment.
ID of the track within the MUXL container. 1-indexed for MP4 reasons.
#sourceClip
objectAn object representing that this video's source is a clip from another video.
#sourceTracks
objectA collection of tracks representing the canonical source of a video.
Properties
The canonical list of tracks specifying the source of a video.
Similar lexicons
semantic matchLexicons whose schemas describe something close to this one. Check them before publishing a new one that overlaps.
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A track for a video stream, either part of the source or a custom additional track. One of: video, audio, subtitles.
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Media file representing a segment of a livestream
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An attestation that a MUXL blob is available for download from the publishing node, retrievable via XRPC (com.atproto.repo.getBlob and similar). Published by the Streamplace node that hosts the blob, not by the user who owns the underlying video. The rkey is conventionally the blob's BDASL CID — atproto lexicon doesn't yet have a literal-rkey syntax so we settle for `key: any` and rely on the convention.
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place.stream.video
recordSome audiovisual content.
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org.consentvid.videoV2
recordA video registered for inclusion in a consent-first dataset (version 2 of org.consentvid.video). The record commits to the bytes by content hash and says where they are stored; it does not hold them. Its consent, if any, is the org.consentvid.consentV2 record in the same repo with the same record key (a sidecar record). Records are public: never put personal data or filesystem paths in them.