Source Documents

A source document can represent one of two things:
  • For linear schedules it represents a linear channel.
  • For VOD, it represents a VOD catalog. On most API instances that include VOD metadata, there is a single source representing the relevant customer’s VOD catalog.

Primary Properties

Important properties on a source document are as follows:
Object nameData provided by object
sourceIdSimply.TV’s unique ID for the source. Every contentinstance/event document is linked to a source document in that the internalIds.sourceId of the event document matches the sourceId of a source document.
sourceNamesThe name of the source.
sourceTypeIndicates whether the source is linear or vod.
delivery.qualitySimply.TV typically delivers linear channel metadata in two different levels of richness:
Standard, including a synopsis, a genre and an image for every program, and
Premium, including cast lists, series/season IDs and tags for recommendation.
This property indicates the level to which a linear channel is built.
Some data structures are used within several of the above objects – see here for an explanation of how to interpret those data structures.