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---
license: other
tags:
- video-captioning
- temporal-grounding
- sft
- timestamping
---
# AVTime
`avtime-longvale-pct100-v1` is a restartable archival release of full-video temporal-event
training data. It contains all available AVTime completed episodes and the
LongVALE training split, each rewritten as one complete original video and one
compact JSON answer. The same data can be used for SFT or as shared training
data in RL workflows.
## Label format
Each row in `train.jsonl` has exactly one `videos` entry and three messages.
The assistant target is:
```json
{"events":[{"start_pct":0,"end_pct":12,"caption":"..."}]}
```
`start_pct` and `end_pct` are inclusive integer buckets from 0 through 99,
relative to the full original video duration. Every event has only
`start_pct`, `end_pct`, and `caption`.
## Contents
- 57,217 training rows
- 57,217 unique original videos
- 2173.31 GiB of original media before compression
- 1,294 independently extractable media archives
- 1 unusually large original video(s) stored as byte-identical parts
The release intentionally excludes historical event-window helper clips. They
are redundant once each training episode is represented by one complete video.
## Restore
First extract the metadata archive, then extract every media archive into the
same destination:
```bash
for archive in archives/*.tar.zst; do
zstd -t "$archive"
tar -I zstd -xf "$archive"
done
python restore_split_media.py --root .
```
After extraction, `train.jsonl` references media with package-relative paths
such as `media/longvale/...` and `media/avtime/...`. The restore command is a
no-op for normal files and concatenates only the exceptional `.parts` videos
without transcoding or changing their bytes.
## Source and redistribution notice
This release is derived from AVTime and LongVALE training data. It preserves no
extra license grant for original video assets. It is public at the release
owner's direction; users are responsible for complying with applicable
upstream redistribution terms.