# Manifest filtering examples in AWS Elemental MediaPackage
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These are MediaPackage manifest filtering examples.

**Example 1: Include only videos with specific heights**  
You want to include only videos with heights that the most popular playback devices support. You set the `video_height` to filter out video streams that don't meet one of these height requirements: 240p through 360p, 720p through 1080p, 1440, or 2160p.

`?aws.manifestfilter=video_height%3A240-360%2C720-1080%2C1440%2C2160`

**Example 2: Target a player that supports AVC and a 44.1k audio sample rate**  
The viewer is playing content on a device that can only support AVC and a 44.1k audio sample rate. You set the `video_codec` and `audio_sample_rate` to filter out streams that don't fit these requirements.

`?aws.manifestfilter=audio_sample_rate%3A0-44100%3Bvideo_codec%3Ah264`

**Example 3: Restrict 4k HEVC content**  
Your 4K HEVC stream is 15 Mbps, and all your other streams are less than 9 Mbps. To exclude the 4K stream from the stream set, you set a threshold of 9,000,000 bits per second to filter out the higher bitrate.

`?aws.manifestfilter=video_bitrate:0-9000000`

**Example 4: Include video between 23.976 and 30 frames per second**  
To only include video within a certain frame rate range, use `video_framerate`. This parameter accepts floating-point numbers with up to three optional decimal values.

`?aws.manifestfilter=video_framerate:23.976-30`