| # | Criteria | Test Method | |---|----------|-------------| | AC‑1 | Video loads and starts playback within 2 seconds on 4G LTE (minimum 3 Mbps). | Automated performance test (WebPageTest / Mobile Lab). | | AC‑2 | Playback automatically switches between 720p and 1080p based on bandwidth, never dropping below 480p. | Simulated network throttling, verify manifest selection. | | AC‑3 | Duration badge shows “41 min” and updates correctly if a different video length is published (fallback to actual length). | UI regression test across 3 consecutive days. | | AC‑4 | Mid‑roll ads fire at 15 min and 30 min timestamps, each with a 5‑second skip option. | Manual QA with ad‑server mock, verify skip timer. | | AC‑5 | Free‑viewer teaser cuts off exactly at 5 min 00 sec and displays “Subscribe to watch the full video”. | Playback script checks timestamp and UI overlay. | | AC‑6 | Closed‑caption toggle displays synchronized subtitles without lag. | Compare subtitle timestamps vs. video timeline. | | AC‑7 | Content ingest UI creates HLS (m3u8) and DASH (mpd) manifests, stores them in the CDN bucket, and updates the VideoCatalog DB record within 5 min of upload. | End‑to‑end integration test with mock S3 upload. | | AC‑8 | All telemetry events fire (play, pause, seek, complete, ad‑impression, ad‑click) with correct payload (user‑id, video‑id, timestamp). | Log inspection in staging environment + analytics validation. | | AC‑9 | GDPR/CCPA compliance: no personally‑identifiable data is sent to the CDN; consent banner appears for EU users before video playback. | Legal compliance checklist + automated consent‑flow test. | | AC‑10 | The feature passes Security Scan (OWASP Top‑10) and Performance Load Test (10 k concurrent streams). | Third‑party security audit; Load test using JMeter. |

When looking at a filename like "JUL-802-JAVHD-TODAY-1224202101-59-41 Min", several pieces of information can be inferred:

TODAY could be a distributor name, a site ID, or a temporal marker (e.g., “released today”). In some naming systems, this field indicates the source folder or batch during a bulk export. Streaming platforms often append the uploader or platform code to trace content.

For an internal archive, you might use CORP, CLIENT_A, RAW, EDIT, or FINAL. This avoids mixing different versions or rights-managed assets.

In many countries, downloading copyrighted adult content from unauthorized sources is illegal. The presence of -JAVHD-TODAY- strongly suggests the file was obtained through a third-party streaming ripper or download aggregator, not an official platform (e.g., Fanza, DMM, R18).

As a responsible user:

[PROJECT_CODE]-[SEQUENCE#]-[RESOLUTION]-[YYYYMMDD]-[HHMMSS]-[RUNTIME]

Example:
PROMO_Q2-043-1080p-20250315-143022-02m15s.mp4

That translates to: Promo video for Q2, clip #43, 1080p resolution, recorded March 15, 2025, at 2:30:22 PM, two minutes and fifteen seconds long.