Explanation
Code 29 is used to indicate that a publication contains video of a partial performance of the work. For example, a play might include a video of some acts or scenes being performed.
The code is normally set in a <ProductContentType>
element as a video
performance is rarely the primary means of conveying information in digital publications.
Only for use in ONIX 3.0 or later.
Schema.org mapping
If the video is a simple repetition of the text content of a work, it would not be considered part of the access modes. If, however, it is necessary to watch the performance in order to fully interact with the work (e.g., to complete an embedded quiz), then both a visual access mode and an auditory access mode would apply.
Examples
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<PrimaryContentType>10</PrimaryContentType>
<ProductContentType>29</ProductContentType>
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Related Links
- ONIX — List 81: Code 29
- Schema.org —
accessMode
visual
- Schema.org —
accessMode
auditory