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place.stream.media.origin

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.

Repository @stream.place did:plc:rbvrr34edl5ddpuwcubjiost not from the namespace authority
Details · record, key any
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Record keyany
Authoritymedia.stream.place
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Record

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Properties

blob

requiredstring

BLAKE-3 content hash (BDASL CID) of the blob.

mimeType

requiredstring

MIME type of the blob (e.g. video/mp4).

size

requiredinteger

Size of the blob in bytes.

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