get https://api.shift.io/v3/assets/
Returns a list of an asset’s properties
This call requires an asset id as a path parameter, and it returns the following information about the asset:
title | The asset title. By default, the title is the name of the file uploaded to MediaSilo. You can edit the title using the Update asset request. |
description | An asset description is optional. You can edit the description using the Update asset request. |
fileName | The name of the file uploaded to MediaSilo |
projectId | The id of the project in which the asset is located |
folderId | The id of the folder in which the asset is located. If the value is “null,” then the asset lives inside a project at the top level, not inside a folder. |
uploadedBy | Along with uploadedByFirstName and uploadedByLastName, this provides you with the email and full name of the person who uploaded the file. |
type | The file type can be archive, audio, document, image, or video. |
dateCreated | The Unix timestamp of the date and time the asset was uploaded |
dateModified | The Unix timestamp of the date and time the asset was last modified |
duration | The duration in milliseconds |
posterFrame | A link to the asset’s thumbnail image, or “poster frame” |
derivatives | The derivatives object provides information about derivatives that are automatically created when you upload a file to MediaSilo. For example, when you upload an HD file, a lower-resolution proxy is generated. Some properties, such as duration, are consistent among the derivatives. Others, such as file size and dimensions, will vary. |
tags | Any tags that have been applied to the asset |
watermarked | This indicates whether the file is currently watermarked because it lives inside a watermarked project. |
versions | The number of additional versions. If a file is not versioned, it returns a zero. |
fileSize | The size of the file in KBs |
ownerId | The id of the person who uploaded the file. Get User will return the user’s name and email. |
assetMetadata | A complete listing of the asset’s metadata. This includes any Custom metadata submitted by users and any metadata that was captured automatically on ingest. |