Event Reference (v1) / Audio Events
Audio Complete / audio_complete
Measures when a user streams embedded audio to 100% of its total duration time.
Embedded audio players can be difficult to measure. If you are using a third-party player (e.g. a podcast), you may need help from a developer to implement custom JavaScript event listeners for measuring player interactions.
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- Name
- Event Name Required
- Value
- event: audio_complete
Audio Properties (Inherited)
These properties apply to all audio_* events.
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- Name
- Audio ID Required
- Type
- audio_id: integer|string
- Description
The unique identifier for the audio track. This can be as simple and as a HTML
idattribute. Or it can be a native audio ID from a CMS or other system.- E.g.
player_3u8df88
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- Name
- Audio Title Optional
- Type
- audio_title: string
- Description
A human readable name for the audio track. These should be dynamically set from the system that provides the audio player (such as a podcase provider).
- E.g.
Creating your 1st-Party data strategy with Zach Wenthe
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- Name
- Audio Playlist Optional
- Type
- audio_playlist: string
- Description
The name of the playlist that the audio track is a part of. This can be used to group audio tracks together (useful for series/podcasts).
- E.g.
Performance Marketing Insiders
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- Name
- Audio URL Required
- Type
- audio_url: string
- Description
The URL to the audio track. This can be a direct link to the audio file or a link to a audio hosting platform (e.g. Libsyn etc...).
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- Name
- Audio Duration Optional
- Type
- audio_duration: integer
- Description
The length of the audio track in seconds (rounded to the nearest second).
- E.g.
3173
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- Name
- Optional
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- Name
- Optional
- E.g.
libsyn