Video Filehost view count?

[name69]

How does a video file host view count? 1 view for all videos?
If a user watches 1000 videos, does that mean 1000 views count?

 

[pursuit media]

The number of views is shown accordingly. If a single video has 35 views, it will show in the statistics of the particular video and not 35 videos viewed.

 

[Mortal]

No..every file host have their limit to 1 ip to 4 ip.
Lets say a file host have limit of 4 ip per 24 hour.
You have thousands videos.
He watched those thousands of videos all but it will only count 4 views (limit to 4 ip)

Its per person based.

 

[LucaBAI]

Video file hosts do not count views uniformly; every platform has its own proprietary algorithm to determine what constitutes a "view." But , Yes, if a user watches 1,000 different videos, it generally counts as 1,000 total views (one view added to each unique video), provided the user meets that platform's specific viewing criteria.

 

[name69]

No..every file host have their limit to 1 ip to 4 ip.
Lets say a file host have limit of 4 ip per 24 hour.
You have thousands videos.
He watched those thousands of videos all but it will only count 4 views (limit to 4 ip)

Its per person based.

So if a user watches 1000 videos from his IP? Is it paid count 1 or 1000 paid count?

And how 1 user have many ip in his pc or mobile? And how do they know other IPs from 1 user?

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Video file hosts do not count views uniformly; every platform has its own proprietary algorithm to determine what constitutes a "view." But , Yes, if a user watches 1,000 different videos, it generally counts as 1,000 total views (one view added to each unique video), provided the user meets that platform's specific viewing criteria.

That means they paid for 1000 views?

 

[PaySkipORG]

And how 1 user have many ip in his pc or mobile? And how do they know other IPs from 1 user?

what

 

[Kochan]

So if a user watches 1000 videos from his IP? Is it paid count 1 or 1000 paid count?

And how 1 user have many ip in his pc or mobile? And how do they know other IPs from 1 user?

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That means they paid for 1000 views?

If your hosting account has 4 IP addresses per user and someone watches 10-15, only 4 will be counted as paid viewing; the rest will be counted as statistics but without generating revenue. It's as simple as that. And even if "a user has multiple IPs" (you might be referring to "dynamic"), they know it and VPNs are banned because of the data center.

 

[name69]

If your hosting account has 4 IP addresses per user

What do you mean? my hosting company?

As a user, I have 1 ip?

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what

Look, as a user, I have 1 IP. So if I watch 1 video, it counts as 1 paid view per 24 hours. right?

If I watch 1000 videos, then does it count as 1000 paid views?

Suppose 1000 views = $0.20.

If I watch 1000 videos, will I get $0.20?

 

[Kochan]

What do you mean? my hosting company?

As a user, I have 1 ip?

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Look, as a user, I have 1 IP. So if I watch 1 video, it counts as 1 paid view per 24 hours. right?

If I watch 1000 videos, then does it count as 1000 paid views?

Suppose 1000 views = $0.20.

If I watch 1000 videos, will I get $0.20?

I'm giving an example. If you use a video hosting service that counts 4 IP per day, 4 videos viewed from that service will be counted, the rest will not.

 

[name69]

I'm giving an example. If you use a video hosting service that counts 4 IP per day, 4 videos viewed from that service will be counted, the rest will not.

What does 4 IP mean?

 

[Kochan]

What does 4 IP mean?

1 ip = a user

If a user watches a video (according to the video hosting provider's terms and conditions), it is counted as 1 view.

Then the other 3 videos he watches are counted as paid.

 

[name69]

1 ip = a user

If a user watches a video (according to the video hosting provider's terms and conditions), it is counted as 1 view.

Then the other 3 videos he watches are counted as paid.

I see.