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Unique audience is normally calculated using (User Agent + IP) not just IP. So, two users from one IP address, one on iPhone, one on Android, will correctly count as 2. https://op3.dev/download-calculation doesn't make this clear, incidentally; might be a good documentation tweak. |
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Thank you @jamescridland I missed that part. or with Where is the code responsible to compute the value on the web page, so that I can compare the two method of computing this value ? |
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Typically unique "listeners" (more accurately "downloaders") for computing audience are defined using the ip + user agent. OP3 uses hashedIpAddress + userAgent (+ referer if present for browser requests, as OP3 tries to treat podcast webapps as first-class citizens). From Download Calculation
The code that does this is here and I believe the Note that since OP3 |
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Thank you. I will check that.
is my API call correct ? (I checked the limit already, the API returns 5602 rows, which is aligned with the total number of downloads on the web page) |
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Hello,
The "Unique audience" reported on the web page for my show is 2946 for March 2025
See https://op3.dev/show/d8347e02-cf46-566b-924b-468b4d848aee
I understand this is the count of unique downloads by an IP hash for the period.
But when I download the raw data and count by myself, I count 2215.
Can you help to understand why the difference ?
Here are the command I use to download and count.
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