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AmySockanathan: Updatemetadata/35 is not applicable to DTVR but only for DCRVideo & VRI

2025-05-30T14:18:47Z

Updatemetadata/35 is not applicable to DTVR but only for DCRVideo & VRI

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	\| [[ onPaginate (Browser)\|onPaginate]] \|\| 30 \|\| ✘ \|\| ✘ \|\| ✔ \|\| Used to create a new instance of the SDK object		\| [[ onPaginate (Browser)\|onPaginate]] \|\| 30 \|\| ✘ \|\| ✘ \|\| ✔ \|\| Used to create a new instance of the SDK object
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	\| [[updateMetadata (Browser)\|updateMetadata]] \|\| 35 \|\| ✔ \|\| ✔ \|\| ✔ \|\| This event is used for updating metadata parameters for the content or ad that is being played.		\| [[updateMetadata (Browser)\|updateMetadata]] \|\| 35 \|\| ✘ \|\| ✘ \|\| ✔ \|\| This event is used for updating metadata parameters for the content or ad that is being played.
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	\| [[setVolume_(Browser)\|setVolume]] \|\| 61 \|\| ✔ \|\| ✘ \|\| ✔ \|\| Used to pass in the player volume levels in %. Default value is -1.		\| [[setVolume_(Browser)\|setVolume]] \|\| 61 \|\| ✔ \|\| ✘ \|\| ✔ \|\| Used to pass in the player volume levels in %. Default value is -1.

AmySockanathan: /* Multiple SDK Instances */

2024-12-11T20:17:13Z

Multiple SDK Instances

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[#~~SDK_Initialization~~\|'''SDK Initialization - Global Parameters''']].		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[#SDK Initialization Global Parameters\|'''SDK Initialization - Global Parameters''']].

AmySockanathan: Add Anchor name for SDK Initiailization Global Parameters

2024-12-11T20:15:57Z

Add Anchor name for SDK Initiailization Global Parameters

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	When creating an instance, pass the following three values:		When creating an instance, pass the following three values:

	=== SDK Initialization – Global Parameters ===		=== SDK Initialization – Global Parameters <span class="anchor" id="SDK Initialization Global Parameters"></span> ===
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AmySockanathan: /* Multiple SDK Instances */

2024-12-11T20:08:30Z

Multiple SDK Instances

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[#~~SDK_Initialization_-_Global Parameters~~\|'''SDK Initialization - Global Parameters''']].		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[#SDK_Initialization\|'''SDK Initialization - Global Parameters''']].

AmySockanathan at 20:02, 11 December 2024

2024-12-11T20:02:17Z

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[#~~SDK Initialization~~ - ~~Global~~ Parameters\|'''SDK Initialization - Global Parameters''']].		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[#SDK_Initialization_-_Global Parameters\|'''SDK Initialization - Global Parameters''']].

AmySockanathan: /* Multiple SDK Instances */

2024-12-11T16:27:08Z

Multiple SDK Instances

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[~~Browser SDK API Reference~~#SDK Initialization - Global Parameters\|SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]].		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[#SDK Initialization - Global Parameters\|'''SDK Initialization - Global Parameters''']].

AmySockanathan: /* Multiple SDK Instances */

2024-12-10T18:04:18Z

Multiple SDK Instances

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on " [[Browser SDK API Reference#SDK Initialization - Global Parameters\|SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]]".		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on [[Browser SDK API Reference#SDK Initialization - Global Parameters\|SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]].

AmySockanathan: Multiple SDK instances

2024-12-10T18:01:28Z

Multiple SDK instances

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on "[[#~~SDK_Initialization_~~-~~_Global_Parameters~~ \| SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]]".		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on " [[Browser SDK API Reference#SDK Initialization - Global Parameters\|SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]]".

AmySockanathan: /* Multiple SDK Instances */

2024-12-09T20:00:10Z

Multiple SDK Instances

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on "[[SDK_Initialization_-_Global_Parameters \| SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]]".		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on "[[#SDK_Initialization_-_Global_Parameters \| SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]]".

AmySockanathan: /* Multiple SDK Instances */

2024-12-09T19:52:05Z

Multiple SDK Instances

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	The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.		The below examples will make use of the same AppId, however using different AppIds will work as well. The principles below follow the same initialization rules stated above for a single instance and simply require a unique instance name and variable name with which the returned instance is assigned.

	For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on "[[~~Browser_SDK_API_Reference#~~SDK_Initialization_-_Global_Parameters \| SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]]".		For more information around the possible parameters that can be passed as well as deeper descriptions for the API calls, please refer to the section on "[[SDK_Initialization_-_Global_Parameters \| SDK Initialization - Global Parameters]]".