VideoVideoStream

VideoMedia SEO

GoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.VideoVideoStream

5
out of 10
Medium
SEO Impact
Unwrap a decoded JSON object into its complex fields.

SEO Analysis

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Related to video content processing and YouTube integration. Video content appears in universal search results, video carousels, and YouTube search. This model processes video signals that determine how video content is ranked and displayed in both web search and YouTube search results.

Actionable Insights for SEOs

  • Optimize image alt text, file names, and compression for image search
  • Implement image structured data for enhanced visibility
  • Consider video content strategy for video carousel visibility

Attributes

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bitratestring
Default: nilFull type: String.t

Video bitrate in bits/s.

codecIdinteger(
Default: nil

Video codec ID. Uses the numeric value corresponding to the CodecId enum object, in order to avoid the dependency on vsi/videostreaminfo.proto. http://cs/symbol:CodecId%20f:google3/video/vidproc/vsi/videostreaminfo.proto

fpsfloat(
Default: nil

Video frame per second, obtained by parsing video header information. The value can be inaccurate for some types of codecs. See comments at http://cs/symbol:video_fps%20f:google3/video/vidproc/vsi/videostreaminfo.proto

heightinteger(
Default: nil
lengthSecfloat(
Default: nil

Video length, in seconds. This value is derived from metadata in the source video, and often differs from the actual duration of any given transcode. In videos without valid timestamps, this value is not calculable, and is reported as zero.

streamIndexstring
Default: nilFull type: String.t

Index of the stream in the file, 0-based.

widthinteger(
Default: nil

The video stream's width and height. Important notes: 1) These are the coded dimensions of the video stream and DO NOT take into account any rotation metadata that may be present in the video container. Prefer to use the MediaOverview::resolution and MediaOverview::orientation when possible. 2) In the case you want detailed displayed width/height information, you can use the MediaOverview::orientation to determine the displayed dimensions. E.g., in the case of PORTRAIT orientation: displayed_width = min(width, height) displayed_height = max(width, height) And for LANDSCAPE orientation: displayed_width = max(width, height) displayed_height = min(width, height)