Viewing Data

Updated: 2026-04-23 21:59:03

Last updated: 2025-04-23

View viewing behavior by different dimensions. Supports filtering by viewing type (Live / Replay), User ID, User Nickname, etc., and supports exporting reports and merging the same user.

1. Viewing Details

Displays viewing records one by one per user.

Filters: Type (Live), Viewing Type (All), Select Date, User ID, User Nickname; checkable option [Merge Same User]
Actions: Export Report (supports viewing and exporting viewing details for the past 18 months)
Fields: User Info, Watch Duration, Stay Duration, Entry Time, Exit Time, Region, City, Viewer IP, Viewing Device, Channel Promotion, Session, Viewing Type, Actions

Metric	Description
Watch Duration	1. Counts the actual time spent watching the live stream (excluding buffering or pause time). 2. Each viewing record is rounded up; less than 1 minute is counted as 1 minute. Example: Viewer A watches for 1 minute 36 seconds, counted as 2 minutes.
Stay Duration	1. Counts the time the viewer stays on the viewing page (including buffering or pause time). 2. Each stay record is rounded up; less than 1 minute is counted as 1 minute. Example: Viewer A stays for 1 minute 36 seconds, counted as 2 minutes.
Entry Time	The time when the viewer first starts watching the live stream after it begins.
Exit Time	The time when the viewer stops watching.

2. Date Summary

Summarizes viewing data by date, supporting both [List] and [Chart] views.

Filters: Select Date
Actions: [Export List]
Fields: Date, Watch Duration, View Count, Viewer Count, Avg Watch Duration per Viewer, Avg View Count per Viewer

Metric	Description
Watch Duration	1. Counts the actual time spent watching the live stream (excluding buffering or pause time). 2. Each viewing record is rounded up; less than 1 minute is counted as 1 minute. Example: Viewer A watches for 1 minute 36 seconds, counted as 2 minutes.
View Count	1. Counts the total number of times the live stream is actually watched. 2. Each player refresh counts as one view. Example: Viewer A watches the live stream and refreshes the player 2 times, the view count is 2.
Viewer Count	1. Counts the number of unique viewers who actually watched the live stream, deduplicated by IP address or User ID. 2. Deduplicated by day based on the selected date. Example: Viewer A watches the live stream on the 15th and 16th, the viewer count is 2. 3. Viewer A watches on both PC and mobile on the same day, the viewer count is 2.
Avg Watch Duration per Viewer	Formula: (Watch Duration / Viewer Count), rounded to 1 decimal place.
Avg View Count per Viewer	Formula: (View Count / Viewer Count), rounded to 1 decimal place.