VMAP

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VMAP (Video Multiple Ad Playlist) is an IAB standard XML format that defines how and when video ads should be inserted into video content.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IAB standard
XML-based ad playlist format
advertising technology standard
abbreviationFor Video Multiple Ad Playlist
benefit enables consistent ad break definition across players and platforms
separates content playback logic from ad scheduling logic
supports complex ad podding and break structures
category online advertising standard
video advertising protocol
componentElement AdBreak
AdSource
Extensions
TrackingEvents
dataModel XML schema for ad breaks and ad sources
definedBy Interactive Advertising Bureau
domain digital video advertising
fileFormat XML
fullName Video Multiple Ad Playlist
governingBody IAB Tech Lab
industry online advertising
streaming media
interoperabilityWith VAST-compliant ad servers
publisher Interactive Advertising Bureau
purpose to communicate ad scheduling information between ad servers and video players
to define how and when video ads are inserted into video content
to describe ad breaks in video content
relatedStandard Video Ad Serving Template
surface form: Digital Video Ad Serving Template

VAST
relationshipToVAST wraps or references VAST ad responses for each ad break
scope describes ad breaks for a single piece of video content
standardType ad playlist specification
video ad scheduling specification
status widely adopted in the digital video advertising industry
supports mid-roll ad breaks
multiple ad breaks in a single video asset
position-based ad breaks
post-roll ad breaks
pre-roll ad breaks
time-offset based ad breaks
usedBy OTT platforms
ad servers
connected TV applications
publishers of long-form video content
video players
usedFor client-side ad insertion
defining ad breaks in long-form video
server-side ad insertion
video ad insertion

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