Default request referring to version v1 of the Google Play Movies Partner API. This contains the host and root path used as a starting point for constructing service requests.

View the digital assets you publish on Google Play Movies and TV

An Avail describes the Availability Window of a specific Edit in a given country, which means the period Google is allowed to sell or rent the Edit. Avails are exposed in EMA format Version 1.6b (available at http://www.movielabs.com/md/avails/) Studios can see the Avails for the Titles they own. Post-production houses cannot see any Avails.

See: avail smart constructor.

Creates a value of Avail with the minimum fields required to make a request.

Use one of the following lenses to modify other fields as desired:

• aAltId
• aPphNames
• aCaptionExemption
• aRatingSystem
• aSuppressionLiftDate
• aEpisodeNumber
• aPriceType
• aStoreLanguage
• aEpisodeAltId
• aStart
• aTerritory
• aEpisodeTitleInternalAlias
• aLicenseType
• aAvailId
• aSeasonNumber
• aWorkType
• aRatingValue
• aSeasonTitleInternalAlias
• aContentId
• aVideoId
• aSeriesAltId
• aEnd
• aSeriesTitleInternalAlias
• aDisplayName
• aReleaseDate
• aFormatProFile
• aRatingReason
• aEncodeId
• aPriceValue
• aCaptionIncluded
• aProductId
• aSeasonAltId
• aTitleInternalAlias

Other identifier referring to the Edit, as defined by partner. Example: "GOOGLER_2006"

Name of the post-production houses that manage the Avail. Not part of EMA Specs.

Communicating an exempt category as defined by FCC regulations. It is not required for non-US Avails. Example: "1"

Rating system applied to the version of title within territory of Avail. Rating systems should be formatted as per EMA ratings spec Example: "MPAA"

First date an Edit could be publically announced as becoming available at a specific future date in territory of Avail. *Not* the Avail start date or pre-order start date. Format is YYYY-MM-DD. Only available for pre-orders. Example: "2012-12-10"

The number assigned to the episode within a season. Only available on TV Avails. Example: "3".

Type of pricing that should be applied to this Avail based on how the partner classify them. Example: "Tier", "WSP", "SRP", or "Category".

Spoken language of the intended audience. Language shall be encoded in accordance with RFC 5646. Example: "fr".

Other identifier referring to the episode, as defined by partner. Only available on TV avails. Example: "rs_googlers_s1_3".

Start of term in YYYY-MM-DD format in the timezone of the country of the Avail. Example: "2013-05-14".

ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for the country or territory of this Avail. For Avails, we use Territory in lieu of Country to comply with EMA specifications. But please note that Territory and Country identify the same thing. Example: "US".

OPTIONAL.TV Only. Title used by involved parties to refer to this episode. Only available on TV Avails. Example: "Coding at Google".

Type of transaction.

ID internally generated by Google to uniquely identify an Avail. Not part of EMA Specs.

The number assigned to the season within a series. Only available on TV Avails. Example: "1".

Work type as enumerated in EMA.

Value representing the rating. Ratings should be formatted as per http://www.movielabs.com/md/ratings/ Example: "PG"

Title used by involved parties to refer to this season. Only available on TV Avails. Example: "Googlers, The".

Title Identifier. This should be the Title Level EIDR. Example: "10.5240/1489-49A2-3956-4B2D-FE16-5".

Google-generated ID identifying the video linked to this Avail, once delivered. Not part of EMA Specs. Example: 'gtry456_xc'

Other identifier referring to the series, as defined by partner. Only available on TV avails. Example: "rs_googlers".

End of term in YYYY-MM-DD format in the timezone of the country of the Avail. "Open" if no end date is available. Example: "2019-02-17"

Title used by involved parties to refer to this series. Only available on TV Avails. Example: "Googlers, The".

The name of the studio that owns the Edit referred in the Avail. This is the equivalent of `studio_name` in other resources, but it follows the EMA nomenclature. Example: "Google Films".

Release date of the Title in earliest released territory. Typically it is just the year, but it is free-form as per EMA spec. Examples: "1979", "Oct 2014"

Indicates the format profile covered by the transaction.

Value representing the rating reason. Rating reasons should be formatted as per EMA ratings spec and comma-separated for inclusion of multiple reasons. Example: "L, S, V"

Manifestation Identifier. This should be the Manifestation Level EIDR. Example: "10.2340/1489-49A2-3956-4B2D-FE16-7"

Value to be applied to the pricing type. Example: "4" or "2.99"

Communicating if caption file will be delivered.

Edit Identifier. This should be the Edit Level EIDR. Example: "10.2340/1489-49A2-3956-4B2D-FE16-6"

Other identifier referring to the season, as defined by partner. Only available on TV avails. Example: "rs_googlers_s1".

Title used by involved parties to refer to this content. Example: "Googlers, The". Only available on Movie Avails.

Response to the 'ListAvails' method.

See: listAvailsResponse smart constructor.

Creates a value of ListAvailsResponse with the minimum fields required to make a request.

Use one of the following lenses to modify other fields as desired:

• larNextPageToken
• larAvails
• larTotalSize

See _List methods rules_ for info about this field.

List of Avails that match the request criteria.

See _List methods rules_ for more information about this field.

Response to the 'ListOrders' method.

See: listOrdersResponse smart constructor.

Creates a value of ListOrdersResponse with the minimum fields required to make a request.

Use one of the following lenses to modify other fields as desired:

• lorNextPageToken
• lorTotalSize
• lorOrders

See _List methods rules_ for info about this field.

See _List methods rules_ for more information about this field.

List of Orders that match the request criteria.

Response to the 'ListStoreInfos' method.

See: listStoreInfosResponse smart constructor.

Creates a value of ListStoreInfosResponse with the minimum fields required to make a request.

Use one of the following lenses to modify other fields as desired:

• lsirNextPageToken
• lsirTotalSize
• lsirStoreInfos

See 'List methods rules' for info about this field.

See _List methods rules_ for more information about this field.

List of StoreInfos that match the request criteria.

An Order tracks the fulfillment of an Edit when delivered using the legacy, non-component-based delivery. Each Order is uniquely identified by an `order_id`, which is generated by Google. Externally, Orders can also be identified by partners using its `custom_id` (when provided).

See: order smart constructor.

Creates a value of Order with the minimum fields required to make a request.

Use one of the following lenses to modify other fields as desired:

• oStatus
• oShowName
• oPphName
• oEarliestAvailStartTime
• oStudioName
• oReceivedTime
• oPriority
• oChannelId
• oCustomId
• oApprovedTime
• oCountries
• oChannelName
• oVideoId
• oLegacyPriority
• oName
• oRejectionNote
• oOrderedTime
• oSeasonName
• oStatusDetail
• oType
• oNormalizedPriority
• oOrderId
• oEpisodeName

High-level status of the order.

Default Show name, usually in the language of the country of origin. Only available for TV Edits Example: "Googlers, The".

Name of the post-production house that manages the Edit ordered.

Timestamp of the earliest start date of the Avails linked to this Order.

Name of the studio that owns the Edit ordered.

Timestamp when the Order was fulfilled.

Order priority, as defined by Google. The higher the value, the higher the priority. Example: 90

YouTube Channel ID that should be used to fulfill the Order. Example: "UCRG64darCZhb".

ID that can be used to externally identify an Order. This ID is provided by partners when submitting the Avails. Example: 'GOOGLER_2006'

Timestamp when the Order was approved.

Countries where the Order is available, using the "ISO 3166-1 alpha-2" format (example: "US").

YouTube Channel Name that should be used to fulfill the Order. Example: "Google_channel".

Google-generated ID identifying the video linked to this Order, once delivered. Example: 'gtry456_xc'.

Legacy Order priority, as defined by Google. Example: 'P0'

Default Edit name, usually in the language of the country of origin. Example: "Googlers, The".

Field explaining why an Order has been rejected. Example: "Trailer audio is 2ch mono, please re-deliver in stereo".

Timestamp when the Order was created.

Default Season name, usually in the language of the country of origin. Only available for TV Edits Example: "Googlers, The - A Brave New World".

Detailed status of the order

Type of the Edit linked to the Order.

A simpler representation of the priority.

ID internally generated by Google to uniquely identify an Order. Example: 'abcde12_x'

Default Episode name, usually in the language of the country of origin. Only available for TV Edits Example: "Googlers, The - Pilot".

Information about a playable sequence (video) associated with an Edit and available at the Google Play Store. Internally, each StoreInfo is uniquely identified by a `video_id` and `country`. Externally, Title-level EIDR or Edit-level EIDR, if provided, can also be used to identify a specific title or edit in a country.

See: storeInfo smart constructor.

Creates a value of StoreInfo with the minimum fields required to make a request.

Use one of the following lenses to modify other fields as desired:

• siTitleLevelEidr
• siPphNames
• siShowName
• siSubtitles
• siStudioName
• siAudioTracks
• siEpisodeNumber
• siCountry
• siTrailerId
• siHasInfoCards
• siLiveTime
• siSeasonNumber
• siHasHdOffer
• siVideoId
• siName
• siHasVodOffer
• siSeasonName
• siHasSdOffer
• siMid
• siEditLevelEidr
• siType
• siHasEstOffer
• siHasAudio51
• siSeasonId
• siShowId

Title-level EIDR ID. Example: "10.5240/1489-49A2-3956-4B2D-FE16-5".

Name of the post-production houses that manage the Edit.

Default Show name, usually in the language of the country of origin. Only available for TV Edits Example: "Googlers, The".

Subtitles available for this Edit.

Name of the studio that owns the Edit ordered.

Audio tracks available for this Edit.

The number assigned to the episode within a season. Only available on TV Edits. Example: "1".

Country where Edit is available in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code. Example: "US".

Google-generated ID identifying the trailer linked to the Edit. Example: 'bhd_4e_cx'

Whether the Edit has info cards.

Timestamp when the Edit went live on the Store.

The number assigned to the season within a show. Only available on TV Edits. Example: "1".

Whether the Edit has a HD offer.

Google-generated ID identifying the video linked to the Edit. Example: 'gtry456_xc'

Default Edit name, usually in the language of the country of origin. Example: "Googlers, The".

Whether the Edit has a VOD offer.

Default Season name, usually in the language of the country of origin. Only available for TV Edits Example: "Googlers, The - A Brave New World".

Whether the Edit has a SD offer.

Knowledge Graph ID associated to this Edit, if available. This ID links the Edit to its knowledge entity, externally accessible at http://freebase.com. In the absense of Title EIDR or Edit EIDR, this ID helps link together multiple Edits across countries. Example: '/m/0ffx29'

Edit-level EIDR ID. Example: "10.5240/1489-49A2-3956-4B2D-FE16-6".

Edit type, like Movie, Episode or Season.

Whether the Edit has a EST offer.

Whether the Edit has a 5.1 channel audio track.

Google-generated ID identifying the season linked to the Edit. Only available for TV Edits. Example: 'ster23ex'

Google-generated ID identifying the show linked to the Edit. Only available for TV Edits. Example: 'et2hsue_x'