place.stream.vod.createDraft
Create an empty draft VOD in the 'processing' state. The draft is the durable anchor for an upload: the client creates it first, then passes its URI to place.stream.media.createUpload so the upload's processing fills this draft. Lets the user start editing metadata while the upload runs, and supports re-upload (a failed upload leaves the draft intact; a new createUpload with the same draftUri re-points it).
Details · procedure
| Kind | procedure |
|---|---|
| Authority | vod.stream.place |
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Procedure
procedure · POSTInput
application/jsonOutput
application/jsonThe ats:// URI of the newly created draft record.
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Promote a ready draft VOD to a public place.stream.video record. The server carries over source and durationMs from the draft, backfills a generated thumbnail if the draft has none, writes the video record via putRecord, then deletes the draft.
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Start a resumable upload of arbitrary media content. Returns a TUS upload URL and a short-lived bearer token used to authenticate subsequent chunk requests (no DPoP required on chunks). The DID of the authenticated user is recorded against the upload; on completion a VOD processing task is enqueued.
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Update a draft VOD's editable metadata. Server-authoritative fields (source, durationMs, status) are preserved. Editing is allowed in any status, so the user can pre-fill metadata while processing. All fields except uri are optional (partial update).
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Discard a draft VOD. The processed content blob is not deleted (it may be referenced elsewhere). Only the draft record is removed.
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A draft VOD: pre-publication video metadata and processing state. Modeled as a permissioned-data-style record (CBOR-serialized, addressed by an ats:// URI) stored in statedb until the permissioned-data spec ships (bluesky-social/proposals PR #94, the 0016-permissioned-data proposal). Publishing promotes it to a public place.stream.video record.