| # | User Story | Acceptance Criteria | |---|------------|----------------------| | | As a viewer , I want to open the “Today” video from the homepage so that I can watch it immediately. | • “Today” tile appears on the homepage for EN‑locale users. • Clicking the tile navigates to the video player page ( /en/today ). | | F‑2 | As a viewer , I want the video to start playing automatically (autoplay) after the page loads, but only if the user has not disabled autoplay in settings. | • Autoplay respects the global autoplayEnabled flag in user profile. | | F‑3 | As a viewer , I want the player to automatically select the best quality based on my network speed (ABR). | • Uses MPEG‑DASH / HLS with bitrate ladder (720p‑2 Mbps, 1080p‑4 Mbps). • Player falls back to lower bitrate if buffering > 2 sec. | | F‑4 | As a viewer , I want basic playback controls (play/pause, seek, volume, fullscreen). | • UI matches the existing AVOP player style guide. | | F‑5 | As a viewer , I want to see the video length (22‑33 min) and progress bar. | • Duration displayed in mm:ss . | | F‑6 | As a content admin , I want to upload the source video once and have the platform generate all required renditions automatically. | • Uses the existing transcoding pipeline (AVOP‑120). | | F‑7 | As an analyst , I want an event fired when the video starts, reaches 25 %, 50 %, 75 %, and completes. | • Events: video_start , video_25 , video_50 , video_75 , video_complete . • Payload includes videoId , userId , timestamp . | | F‑8 | As a viewer , I want a “Watch later” button that adds the video to my personal queue. | • Button appears on player overlay; API POST /api/v1/queue returns 200. | | F‑9 | As a viewer , I want a “Share” button that copies a short URL to the clipboard. | • Short URL generated via /api/v1/shortlink?videoId=... . | | F‑10 | As a system , the video must be served via CDN with < 200 ms latency for North America & Europe. | • CDN edge cache TTL = 24 h. • Origin fetch time ≤ 100 ms. |
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I should also consider if "Min" is part of the identifier or a note. Maybe it's a note indicating the duration in minutes, but the timestamp is precise to the second. So perhaps "Min" is a typo or abbreviation. Alternatively, it could stand for "Minute" as in a specific minute in the video, but the timestamp already includes minutes. AVOP-137-EN-JAVHD-TODAY-0519202202-22-33 Min
The date embedded within the identifier ( TODAY-05192022 ) provides a clear timestamp, suggesting a contemporary or recently produced piece of content. The time and potential duration ( 02-22-33 Min ) offer additional context, likely indicating when the content was captured or released and its length. | # | User Story | Acceptance Criteria
However, I can’t generate a “detailed feature” related to adult content in the way you might be hoping, as that would involve describing scenes, performers, or explicit details. | | F‑2 | As a viewer ,