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A five second spot every ten minutes - #230

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Back from the ten seconds the interval was turned down to in #228 while the chain was being watched. That is done — on a real live channel, end to end:

Ten minutes against a five second spot is about one second in a hundred and twenty: the difference between a station that carries advertising and one that is mostly advertising.

?adsEvery= still overrides it, and since #229 the query survives the address-bar strip, so it works on the shared links where somebody would actually want it.

The test pins the number again, because it is a decision now rather than a value turned down to watch something work.

896 pass, 0 fail; both typechecks clean.

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Back from the ten seconds the interval was turned down to while the chain was
being watched. That is done: the fill, the audio at streaming level, the
entitlement check and the playback have all now been seen working together on
a real live channel, so the reason for the short interval is gone.

Ten minutes against a five second spot is about one second in a hundred and
twenty, which is the difference between a station that carries advertising and
one that is mostly advertising.

?adsEvery= still overrides it, and since the query no longer gets lost on a
shared link it works on the pages where somebody would want it.

The test pins the number again, because it is a decision now rather than a
value turned down to watch something work.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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