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johncfl
johncfl
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December 12, 2016
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Heartbeat: Difference Between Video Name (Content) and Video Name (Variable) Report

  • December 12, 2016
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Could someone explain what the difference is between the two reports? I see these two options when I go to Video Content -> Content Variables.

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Best answer by TanmayMathur

Hi Yeung, 

It might be a custom eVar named for Video Name (Variable). The Video Name(content) is enabled from Video reporting in report suite manager.

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TanmayMathur
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TanmayMathurAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
December 19, 2016

Hi Yeung, 

It might be a custom eVar named for Video Name (Variable). The Video Name(content) is enabled from Video reporting in report suite manager.

blasta86794993
blasta86794993
Level 2
April 6, 2018

That is incorrect according to Adobe's documentation: Video Parameters. They are both Heartbeat variables. Neither is a custom eVar.

"Video Name" is a classification off of the Heartbeat "Content" variable, along with other classifications such as: Video Length, Asset ID, First Air Date, First Digital Date, Content Rating, and Originator. (And "Content" is actually Content ID, but named poorly.)

"Video Name (variable)" is the eVar equivalent and has the exact same value as the classified "Video Name" value, but is captured in its own dedicated Heartbeat eVar and not as a classification.

Why the Heartbeat framework has two seemingly identical variables, I do not understand. Metrics for both appear to be identical, with the exception of Occurrences which are twice as high for "Video Name" as they are for "Video Name (variable)".

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parm69
August 17, 2024

The "Video Name (Content)" report refers to the actual title of the video content itself, while the "Video Name (Variable)" report is associated with the variable used to reference the video within your system or platform. This distinction is important for managing and analyzing content in different contexts.

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