Caption Delay Afteruse Receipt / 字幕延迟后用回执线
A repaired caption-delay row proves what happened on one caption version and one broadcast window. It does not automatically prove that a later cut, archive export, sponsor recap, or route-asset package is synchronized.
This storyline begins when a later desk tries to reuse an earlier repair receipt as current timing authority. The player must preserve the source row, the original timing proof, what changed between versions, the reader who would be harmed, and the next broadcast surface that will consume the result.
Distinction from existing caption canon
- Caption Latency Debt establishes and repairs a late, edited, split, or missing caption row.
- Caption Proof Carrier Handoff decides what person or object carries caption proof to another reader.
- Audience Correction Afteruse Receipt checks whether a correction is misused as audience-stability proof; this line instead requires caption-version, cut, and timing identity.
- This line governs afteruse: whether the old repair receipt remains valid after the caption version or broadcast window changes.
The seam exists only when a later consumer cites the old receipt. A caption delay with no attempted reuse stays in Caption Latency Debt.
State-triggered entry
entry_state:
trigger_kind: state_pressure
source_caption_delay_receipt_visible: true
source_caption_version_visible: true
source_broadcast_cut_visible: true
source_timing_proof_or_explicit_absence_visible: true
source_caption_state_after_repair_visible: true
requested_afteruse_visible: true
target_caption_version_visible: true
target_broadcast_cut_visible: true
version_or_cut_delta_visible: true
target_timing_proof_or_explicit_absence_visible: true
harmed_reader_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
future_broadcast_consumes_afteruse_state: true
player_can_certify_attach_split_reopen_notice_quarantine_or_default: true
no_fixed_turn_trigger: true
no_fixed_day_or_week_trigger: true
no_raw_caption_count_trigger: true
no_dashboard_or_lens_health_trigger: trueContent pack
- Caption Delay Afteruse Receipt defines row identity, exact assignment, branch state, and authority limits.
- Caption Delay Afteruse Docket supplies seven exact runtime cards for the source row, timing proof, reuse request, version change, harmed reader, and future broadcast.
- Caption Delay Afteruse Review resolves seven divergent postures.
- False Caption Delay Afteruse Default turns a false synchronization claim into a durable future cost.
Storyline spine
Beat 1 — A valid repair receipt is cited again
The source receipt came from a real caption delay repair. It names caption_delay.row.C9-live-recaption, broadcast.cut.C9-live-v1, caption.track.C9-en-v1, and its timecode proof. The receipt is locally valid.
Beat 2 — The consuming window has changed
The daytime archive cut uses caption.track.C9-en-v3. Its cut timing, line breaks, ad insertion, and caption checksum are not the same as the original live window. No current sync receipt bridges the change.
Beat 3 — A harmed reader becomes visible
An access reader will consume the archive cut. Treating the old receipt as universal would make that reader’s new delay invisible while letting the route-asset package claim clean caption synchronization.
Beat 4 — Review assigns a scoped result
The player may certify the current caption window, bind a scoped afteruse receipt, split the original and later windows, reopen latency review, publish a version-change notice, quarantine the claim, or accept a false default.
Beat 5 — The next broadcast consumes the state
The result must alter future play. It can unlock a current certified window, require a receipt or notice, block reuse pending timing proof, split future routing, or force a recovery-only caption route.
Branch map
| Branch | Immediate relief | Cost or scar | Future state |
|---|---|---|---|
certify_current_caption_window | current cut receives fresh timing proof | review labor and archive delay | current window may be cited narrowly |
attach_scoped_delay_afteruse_receipt | old receipt is linked to the new cut | public recap friction and republish cost | future use requires the scoped receipt |
split_source_and_target_caption_windows | both caption versions remain legible | schedule pressure and desk work | routing must name the correct window |
reopen_target_latency_review | stale synchronization is blocked | sponsor pressure and release delay | the target cut waits for a new review |
publish_caption_version_change_notice | readers can see what changed | public notice burden and sponsor heat | notice is required before reuse |
quarantine_stale_delay_receipt | unsupported reuse cannot ship | archive and recap delay | timing proof is required to release |
false_caption_delay_afteruse_default | the package moves immediately | false sync authority and reader exposure | a durable default event is armed |
Missability and recovery
The storyline is missed if implementation stores only caption repaired, if one receipt silently follows every derivative cut, or if the version change and harmed reader are hidden. It is also missed if the row opens from time, volume, dashboard state, or lens health instead of an attempted future use.
Recovery must keep a visible scar: public notice, split-window receipt, quarantined route, additional caption review, reader restoration, or recovery-only publication. No branch grants universal caption ownership, sponsor immunity, or clean public synchronization.
Runtime evidence
The executable packet uses seven exact starter cards, one state-pressure rite, one priority-13099 default event, a focused Jest contract, and a lens-scoped gameplay replay. The replay must stop immediately after resolving the target default; unrelated rites or events are not acceptable evidence.