The Reporting page provides historical information for the last 6 months of broadcasting by default. This can be expanded to a maximum of 2 years. Information is updated nightly and available in several presets or custom periods.
This section page a walkthrough and explanation for the sections of the reporting page for you to better understand and make use of the information provided.
Reporting Period
On the top right of every page is the reporting period selection. By Default, this will show yesterday’s data but can be set to a custom range or these presets; Yesterday, Last 7 Days, This Month, or Last Month
Summary
Viewers
- Peak Viewers – The highest number of connections at one time over the period
- Unique Viewers – Refers to the individual viewers connections including from the same IP address.
- Total Viewers Hours (TVH) – The number of minutes or hours collectively viewed by all viewers. For example, 2 Viewers over 30 minutes would be 1 Total Viewer Hour.
- Data Transfer – Total – The total data transferred in the selected reporting period.
- Total Tracks Played – The total number of files played in the selected period.
- Unique Tracks Played – The total number of unique files played in the selected period.
- Peak Track – This will show the file with the highest peak viewers. It takes three lines to show the track metadata, peak viewer count, and the time/date.
- Viewers over period – This Graph shows the viewers from the selected reporting period sorted by date/time and viewer count.
Export
Several reports are available for downloading providing more detailed information into CSV format:
- Track Timeline Play by play report of performances and TVH
- Track Performance Session information grouped by track
- Region Performance Session information grouped by region
- User Agents Session information grouped by User Agent
- Top Viewers Session information from top 10 viewers
- Daily Traffic Daily summary of data consumed by station
Other data can be directly downloaded with the Export buttons shown throughout. For example you can export the Sessions by Length data.
Sessions
Summary
- Unique Viewers – Refers to the individual viewer connections including from the same IP address.
- Unique Countries – The total unique countries from the viewers that have connected.
- Unique Cities – The total unique cities from the viewers that have connected.
- Unique User Agents – The total unique User Agents from the viewers that have connected.
- Total Viewer Minutes (TVM) – The number of minutes collectively viewed by all viewers. For example, 2 viewers over 30 minutes would be 1 Total Viewer Hour.
- Total Viewer Hours (LVH) – The number of hours collectively viewed by all viewers. For example, 2 viewers over 30 minutes would be 1 Total Viewer Hour.
Sessions
- Total Sessions – The number of total sessions from the selected reporting period.
- Average Session Length – The calculated average length of session from the reporting period.
- Average Sessions Per Day – The calculated average daily sessions the reporting period.
- Average Sessions Per Hour – The calculated average hourly sessions from the reporting period.
- Data Transfer – Total – The total data transferred in the selected reporting period.
- Data Transfer – Session Avg. – The calculated average data transfer per session from the reporting period.
Sessions by Length
This section shows a pie chart of the length of sessions.
GeoIP Map
The GeoIP map shows the color intensity of each country based on how many viewers come from this region.
Popular Regions
Shows a sortable table of popular regions with information on the session count, TVH, and Data Transfer.
Top Viewers
Shows a sortable table of the Top Viewers with the IP Address, Country, City, Session count, and TVH.
Top User Agents
Shows a sortable table of the Top User Agents with the Country, City, Session count, and TVH.
Sessions by Time Period
Peak Sessions by Hour
This Graph shows the viewers from the selected reporting period sorted by date/time and viewer count.
Sessions by Day of Week
Tracks
The Tracks tab shows the services popular tracks comprehensive and sortable data table that is dynamically loaded and is exportable.
Traffic
The traffic table provides a daily breakdown of data transfer relating to the service over the time period.
