URI defining the primary identifier of an asset. A system used to provide an alternate identifer for an asset. An alternate identifier for an asset A non-empty (at least 1 character) string A unique identifier for the provider of the Asset which represents the business relationship between the MSO and the Asset Provider. Legacy ADI 1.1 Provider name; typically a short name like: OnDemand The types of product that is delivered through these terms. Description of an asset. Name of an asset as supplied by the provider; typically a descriptive, preferably unique name that identifies and describes the asset.

Trick Mode Restriction Type defines type and viewing rate scale restrictions. Note that, for each Trick Mode Restriction, all trick modes are initially permitted, less those explicitly excluded below. Restrictions on placements are applied to all AssetRefs. If restrictions are specified on both the placement and AssetRef, they are combined.

Optional trick mode restriction rule. If we are within the effective period as defined by EffectiveDatesDayTimeAttributeGroup, any rule that is present is evaluated: if it returns TRUE in a well defined value, the trick mode restriction is applied.

Defines one particular trick mode exclusion composed of a type and, for type="trick", a speed scaling factor or range of factors. The scale factor is the ratio of the play speed to normal play speed; forward speeds are positive, and backward speeds are negative.

Normal is forward at an implied scale of 1.0, and that combination is always explicit (i.e., normal play is never an implied part of a trick range).

Trick is a multiple of normal play speed, signed for forward or reverse. Trick 0.0 describes no play (i.e., pause).

Jump is a navigational notation used for transitions such as "digital rewind" or "go to chapter". It does not have a speed.

All is all trick modes, but excludes normal play.

If present, lowertest and uppertest are applied when evaluating the scale value. The default tests are "ge" for lowertest and "le" for uppertest.

One optionally-signed decimal number with two optional decimal places representing transport speed, optionally followed by a comma and a second value to indicate a range of speeds. The minimum absolute value is zero, the maximum absolute value is 100, and the resolution is 0.01.

Trick-mode type identifier. Play is always used with a scale or scale range. Key use cases are:
1) enter in normal play, where the viewer can pause or "rewind", meaning reverse play; and
2) once entered, the viewer can only watch at normal play, or pause. The play modes are as follows:

Normal play has an implied speed of 1.0, and that value is never restricted: 1.0 is never an implied part of any type, including trick speeds which span 1.0.
'pause' has an implied speed of 0.0, and that value is only explicit with the pause type: 0.0 is never implied as part of 'all', or of trick speeds which span 0.0.
'trick' represents a range of presentation speeds across both directions. 'Trick' always excludes pause or normal, even if the values of 0.0 or 1.0 are enclosed in the range.
'jump' is navigational notation, not a transport direction, such as "digital rewind" or "go to chapter".
'all' refers to every play and jump mode except normal play and pause
The prefix 'private:" refers to a private model for both type and speed.

Trick type examples:

		      TYPE   SCALE
		      trick  0.0,100         refers to pause and all forward play except normal play
		      trick  0.0,100         refers to all forward play except normal play
		      trick  2.01,100        refers to forward play greater than 2x
		      trick -100,100         refers to all foward and reverse play except normal play and pause
		      
		      trick -100,-1.01 and
		      trick -0.99,100        refers to all foward and reverse play except explicitly omitted reverse 
		                             normal play and implicitly omitted normal play and pause.

The LowerTestType provides a floor by stipulating the value must be >, >= or private:* upperTestType provides a ceiling by stipulating the value must be <, <= or private:*

ProcessRuleSelector defines one set of parameters for the rules engine that generate one data process associated with an element. The attributes are optional, primarily to permit them to be supplanted by new attributes, but a minimal operational set will be defined by profile.

Arg is an argument to be supplied to the rule along with the process rule. Args have an actual name in the 'name' attribute and a value in the mixed content body. If the actual name can be matched to a formal name in the rule definition, the value of the arg MUST be substituted for that formal name in the rule invocation. The affiliate destination URL might be a typical argument.

RuleId is the repository-specific ID for the rule to be invoked. It is appended to the ruleRepository URL to form a composite URL that is the complete and unique rule identifier. An HTTP GET at that composite URL MUST return a rule manifest providing complete definition and usage data for the rule.

RuleRepository is the URL of the repository that contains the rule to be invoked. Also, an HTTP GET at the repository URL MUST return a list of all the rules available at that repository.

Ext is supplied to allow attributes to be added in the same form as those currently defined.

Container for rule argument variable/value pair, with the variable name in the attribute and the value in the element body.

A name string for one of the actual arguments of a rule invocation.

A string which can be specified in multiple lanaguages for localization. just a blob string typically it is full name,email -- import from another XSD standard OASIS ebXML Name of an Organization (e.g. company, distributor, studio). A code utilized to identify an organization (e.g. distributor, studio) for billing purposes, typically three digits. A suggested list of codes may be found at http://www.cablelabs.com/projects/metadata/downloads/studio_code_list.pdf. Short person names type used for first and last names. Long person names type used for full and sortable names. A displayable list of people (actors, writers) or organizations (studios) separated by commas. Displayable run time of media content in hH:MM:ss, where the first hour digit and seconds are each optional. The types of genres allowed according to cableLabs specification (in CamelCase): http://www.cablelabs.com/projects/metadata/downloads/genre_classification_list.pdf. Base type describing a person, useful for actors, singers, producers, directors, etc. An abstract base type from which all other MD3.0 assets are derived. Any number of alternate identifiers (e.g. VOD1.1, ISAN, Ad-ID) that may be used to identify this asset. A contact identifier in case there are quality issues with this asset. DEPRECATED. The name of the asset as designated by the provider (e.g. "Die Hard Movie"). DEPRECATED. A unique (within the provider's namespace) identifier for the product associated with this asset. DEPRECATED. A unique identifier for the asset's provider. DEPRECATED. A description of the asset. In addition to the elements and attributes defined, an asset may include additional, custom content within this element as needed by the application. Source content from which this content was derived The primary unique identifier for this asset. The provider-supplied version number of the asset. Should be incremented each time the asset is changed by the provider. The internal version number of the asset. This version number should be set to 0 by the provider whenever providerVersionNum is changed. Likewise, this version number should be increased when internal variants of the asset are generated within the on-demand system. The date and time the asset was created. This date and time field can, at the provider's discretion, be updated to a more recent time by the provider whenever the asset is changed, but that behavior is not required. The optional start of the asset lifetime. If not included the asset is live since the beginning of time. The optional end of the asset lifetime. If not included the asset is live until the end of time or updated by the provider. URL of the callback URI for notifications, such as transfer state Timestamp of the last modification to the asset Entity tag, an opaque identifier associated with the current version of an asset The state of the asset Detailed state information (human-readable description) for the state. Typically used if state indicates an error condition. In addition to the attributes defined, an asset may include additional, custom attributes as needed by the application. An abstract base type that defines a reference to an asset. The uriId of the asset being referenced. An abstract base type that defines a reference to an asset. The uriId of the asset being referenced. The order, lowest to highest, in which to process Assets. In some cases, 2 or more active Assets with the same value for order may result in indeterminate processing. A type that defines a reference to an asset. The name of a rating system (e.g. MPAA, TV, etc.). The actual content rating (e.g. "PG", "R", "TV-MA"). Content rating combined with the corresponding rating system attribute. A value representing the target audience often used in concert with content advories. The value should come from one of the predefined choices (defined in the pattern) or prefixed with "private:". An abbreviated value describing certain types of content. The value should come from one of the predefined choices (defined in the pattern) or prefixed with "private:". A value representing a type of show. The value should come from one of the predefined choices (defined in the pattern) or prefixed with "private:". A standard xsd:dateTime that requires a timezone indicator. A pair of dateTime values that together represent a start and an end. Effective dates, days and times.

If present, the date/time this reference is active. startDateTime and endDateTime are optional values; however, if they are present, the startDateTime and endDateTime MUST be evaluated prior to evaluating any other attribute in this section. This attribute group can take several forms:

Omitting this attribute group indicates that the reference is active for the lifetime of the entry.
Start-only entries become active when the start date/time is reached.
End-only entries are active until the end date/time is reached.
Start/end entries are active from the start date/time, and are active until the end date/time is reached.

If present, the date/time this reference becomes inactive.

Effective days of the week. Each day of the week is represented by an independent Boolean value. By default, all days are active; set a day to false to make the entry inactive for that day.

Start time of day for being active. For example, 09:00:00 represents 9:00am local time; 09:00:00Z represents 9:00 am UTC; and 09:00:00-06:00 applies an offset. If startTime is omitted, the entry is effective for the entire days listed based on local time. If you wish to use UTC time to represent the entire day, specify a start time of 00:00:00Z with a duration of 23:59:59.

Effective duration of time from the start time. If duration is supplied and startTime is omitted, duration MUST be ignored. Note that duration can extend into the next day. If an end date/time is specified, it MUST be observed when calculating the actual end time based on startTime and duration, and supersedes the duration attribute.

SMPTE time of media content in HH:MM:SS:FF. Identifies an Asset based on a asset reference which includes optional start/end range limits on being active, use to set the days of the week and hours within the day The order, lowest to highest, in which to process Assets. In some cases, 2 or more active Assets with the same value for order may result in indeterminate processing. This type may contain elements or attributes from any namespace and is provided for future extensibility. A numeric value with 2 decimal places for percentage (e.g. 0.25%). A 3-letter code conforming to ISO-4217. A decimal value for price combined with the corresponding currency attribute. A 3-letter code conforming to ISO-4217. May be assumed to be "USD" (United States Dollar) if not provided. The retail price (same currency) RFC 1766 language codes e.g. en or en-US. The states of an asset. An error code and error message. A list of errors that occured. An ADI container element for holding anything. Bucket are logical Asset containers associated with the {ProviderId} portion of the asset uriId. Total storage capacity in bytes. Current unused capacity in bytes. Input protocols the Bucket supports . Total input capacity in bits per second. Current unused input capacity in bits per second. Output protocols the bucket supports. total output capacity in bits per second. Current unused output capacity in bits per second. The number of assets currently associated with the Bucket. The primary unique identifier for this bucket. A sequence of Bucket elements