3.19.0 (#84)

* 3.19.0

* one more update

Author: jsanford8

docs/Asset.md

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ Name | Type | Description | Notes
 **max_stored_resolution** | **str** | This field is deprecated. Please use `resolution_tier` instead. The maximum resolution that has been stored for the asset. The asset may be delivered at lower resolutions depending on the device and bandwidth, however it cannot be delivered at a higher value than is stored. | [optional]
 **resolution_tier** | **str** | The resolution tier that the asset was ingested at, affecting billing for ingest & storage. This field also represents the highest resolution tier that the content can be delivered at, however the actual resolution may be lower depending on the device, bandwidth, and exact resolution of the uploaded asset. | [optional]
 **max_resolution_tier** | **str** | Max resolution tier can be used to control the maximum `resolution_tier` your asset is encoded, stored, and streamed at. If not set, this defaults to `1080p`. | [optional]
-**encoding_tier** | **str** | This field is deprecated. Please use `video_quality` instead. The encoding tier informs the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. By default the `smart` encoding tier is used. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-encoding-tiers) | [optional]
-**video_quality** | **str** | The video quality controls the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. By default the `plus` video quality is used. This field replaces the deprecated `encoding_tier` value. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-encoding-tiers) | [optional]
+**encoding_tier** | **str** | This field is deprecated. Please use `video_quality` instead. The encoding tier informs the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. The default encoding tier for an account can be set in the Mux Dashboard. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-video-quality-levels) | [optional]
+**video_quality** | **str** | The video quality controls the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. The default video quality for an account can be set in the Mux Dashboard. This field replaces the deprecated `encoding_tier` value. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-video-quality-levels) | [optional]
 **max_stored_frame_rate** | **float** | The maximum frame rate that has been stored for the asset. The asset may be delivered at lower frame rates depending on the device and bandwidth, however it cannot be delivered at a higher value than is stored. This field may return -1 if the frame rate of the input cannot be reliably determined. | [optional]
 **aspect_ratio** | **str** | The aspect ratio of the asset in the form of `width:height`, for example `16:9`. | [optional]
 **playback_ids** | [**list[PlaybackID]**](PlaybackID.md) | An array of Playback ID objects. Use these to create HLS playback URLs. See [Play your videos](https://docs.mux.com/guides/play-your-videos) for more details. | [optional]

docs/CreateAssetRequest.md

@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ Name | Type | Description | Notes
 **master_access** | **str** | Specify what level (if any) of support for master access. Master access can be enabled temporarily for your asset to be downloaded. See the [Download your videos guide](https://docs.mux.com/guides/enable-static-mp4-renditions) for more information. | [optional]
 **test** | **bool** | Marks the asset as a test asset when the value is set to true. A Test asset can help evaluate the Mux Video APIs without incurring any cost. There is no limit on number of test assets created. Test asset are watermarked with the Mux logo, limited to 10 seconds, deleted after 24 hrs. | [optional]
 **max_resolution_tier** | **str** | Max resolution tier can be used to control the maximum `resolution_tier` your asset is encoded, stored, and streamed at. If not set, this defaults to `1080p`. | [optional]
-**encoding_tier** | **str** | This field is deprecated. Please use `video_quality` instead. The encoding tier informs the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. By default the `smart` encoding tier is used. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-encoding-tiers) | [optional]
-**video_quality** | **str** | The video quality controls the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. By default the `plus` video quality is used. This field replaces the deprecated `encoding_tier` value. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-encoding-tiers) | [optional]
+**encoding_tier** | **str** | This field is deprecated. Please use `video_quality` instead. The encoding tier informs the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. The default encoding tier for an account can be set in the Mux Dashboard. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-video-quality-levels) | [optional]
+**video_quality** | **str** | The video quality controls the cost, quality, and available platform features for the asset. The default video quality for an account can be set in the Mux Dashboard. This field replaces the deprecated `encoding_tier` value. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-video-quality-levels) | [optional]
 
 [[Back to Model list]](../README.md#documentation-for-models) [[Back to API list]](../README.md#documentation-for-api-endpoints) [[Back to README]](../README.md)
 

docs/DeliveryReport.md

@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ Name | Type | Description | Notes
 **asset_state** | **str** | The state of the asset. | [optional]
 **asset_duration** | **float** | The duration of the asset in seconds. | [optional]
 **asset_resolution_tier** | **str** | The resolution tier that the asset was ingested at, affecting billing for ingest & storage | [optional]
-**asset_encoding_tier** | **str** | This field is deprecated. Please use `asset_video_quality` instead. The encoding tier that the asset was ingested at. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-encoding-tiers) | [optional]
-**asset_video_quality** | **str** | The video quality that the asset was ingested at. This field replaces `asset_encoding_tier`. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-encoding-tiers) | [optional]
+**asset_encoding_tier** | **str** | This field is deprecated. Please use `asset_video_quality` instead. The encoding tier that the asset was ingested at. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-video-quality-levels) | [optional]
+**asset_video_quality** | **str** | The video quality that the asset was ingested at. This field replaces `asset_encoding_tier`. [See the video quality guide for more details.](https://docs.mux.com/guides/use-video-quality-levels) | [optional]
 **delivered_seconds** | **float** | Total number of delivered seconds during this time window. | [optional]
 **delivered_seconds_by_resolution** | [**DeliveryReportDeliveredSecondsByResolution**](DeliveryReportDeliveredSecondsByResolution.md) |  | [optional]
 

docs/DimensionsApi.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ with mux_python.ApiClient(configuration) as api_client:
 limit = 25 # int | Number of items to include in the response (optional) (default to 25)
 page = 1 # int | Offset by this many pages, of the size of `limit` (optional) (default to 1)
 filters = ['filters_example'] # list[str] | Limit the results to rows that match conditions from provided key:value pairs. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  To exclude rows that match a certain condition, prepend a `!` character to the dimension.  Possible filter names are the same as returned by the List Filters endpoint.  Example:    * `filters[]=operating_system:windows&filters[]=!country:US`  (optional)
-metric_filters = ['metric_filters_example'] # list[str] | Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  (optional)
+metric_filters = ['metric_filters_example'] # list[str] | Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, `view_dropped_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  (optional)
 timeframe = ['timeframe_example'] # list[str] | Timeframe window to limit results by. Must be provided as an array query string parameter (e.g. timeframe[]=).  Accepted formats are...    * array of epoch timestamps e.g. `timeframe[]=1498867200&timeframe[]=1498953600`   * duration string e.g. `timeframe[]=24:hours or timeframe[]=7:days`  (optional)
 
     try:
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Name | Type | Description  | Notes
  **limit** | **int**| Number of items to include in the response | [optional] [default to 25]
  **page** | **int**| Offset by this many pages, of the size of `limit` | [optional] [default to 1]
  **filters** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Limit the results to rows that match conditions from provided key:value pairs. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  To exclude rows that match a certain condition, prepend a `!` character to the dimension.  Possible filter names are the same as returned by the List Filters endpoint.  Example:    * `filters[]=operating_system:windows&filters[]=!country:US`  | [optional] 
- **metric_filters** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  | [optional] 
+ **metric_filters** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, `view_dropped_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  | [optional] 
  **timeframe** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Timeframe window to limit results by. Must be provided as an array query string parameter (e.g. timeframe[]=).  Accepted formats are...    * array of epoch timestamps e.g. `timeframe[]=1498867200&timeframe[]=1498953600`   * duration string e.g. `timeframe[]=24:hours or timeframe[]=7:days`  | [optional] 
 
 ### Return type

docs/DirectUploadsApi.md

@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ configuration = mux_python.Configuration(
 with mux_python.ApiClient(configuration) as api_client:
     # Create an instance of the API class
     api_instance = mux_python.DirectUploadsApi(api_client)
-    create_upload_request = {"cors_origin":"https://example.com/","new_asset_settings":{"playback_policy":["public"],"mp4_support":"capped-1080p"}} # CreateUploadRequest | 
+    create_upload_request = {"cors_origin":"https://example.com/","new_asset_settings":{"playback_policy":["public"]}} # CreateUploadRequest | 
 
     try:
         # Create a new direct upload URL

docs/ErrorsApi.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ with mux_python.ApiClient(configuration) as api_client:
     # Create an instance of the API class
     api_instance = mux_python.ErrorsApi(api_client)
     filters = ['filters_example'] # list[str] | Limit the results to rows that match conditions from provided key:value pairs. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  To exclude rows that match a certain condition, prepend a `!` character to the dimension.  Possible filter names are the same as returned by the List Filters endpoint.  Example:    * `filters[]=operating_system:windows&filters[]=!country:US`  (optional)
-metric_filters = ['metric_filters_example'] # list[str] | Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  (optional)
+metric_filters = ['metric_filters_example'] # list[str] | Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, `view_dropped_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  (optional)
 timeframe = ['timeframe_example'] # list[str] | Timeframe window to limit results by. Must be provided as an array query string parameter (e.g. timeframe[]=).  Accepted formats are...    * array of epoch timestamps e.g. `timeframe[]=1498867200&timeframe[]=1498953600`   * duration string e.g. `timeframe[]=24:hours or timeframe[]=7:days`  (optional)
 
     try:
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ timeframe = ['timeframe_example'] # list[str] | Timeframe window to limit result
 Name | Type | Description  | Notes
 ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | -------------
  **filters** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Limit the results to rows that match conditions from provided key:value pairs. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  To exclude rows that match a certain condition, prepend a `!` character to the dimension.  Possible filter names are the same as returned by the List Filters endpoint.  Example:    * `filters[]=operating_system:windows&filters[]=!country:US`  | [optional] 
- **metric_filters** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  | [optional] 
+ **metric_filters** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Limit the results to rows that match inequality conditions from provided metric comparison clauses. Must be provided as an array query string parameter.  Possible filterable metrics are the same as the set of metric ids, with the exceptions of `exits_before_video_start`, `unique_viewers`, `video_startup_failure_percentage`, `view_dropped_percentage`, and `views`.  Example:    * `metric_filters[]=aggregate_startup_time>=1000`  | [optional] 
  **timeframe** | [**list[str]**](str.md)| Timeframe window to limit results by. Must be provided as an array query string parameter (e.g. timeframe[]=).  Accepted formats are...    * array of epoch timestamps e.g. `timeframe[]=1498867200&timeframe[]=1498953600`   * duration string e.g. `timeframe[]=24:hours or timeframe[]=7:days`  | [optional] 
 
 ### Return type