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Loudness for online video trailers: what platform pages state and where they are silent
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What this guide covers
A documentary comparison for editors and sound people deciding on a delivery loudness for online video. It shows what YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo, Apple Podcasts and Spotify pages say, and that the first three give no figure. No target is recommended and nothing was measured.
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Guide title
Loudness for online video trailers: what platform pages state and where they are silent
Coverage
A documentary comparison for editors and sound people deciding on a delivery loudness for online video. It shows what YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo, Apple Podcasts and Spotify pages say, and that the first three give no figure. No target is recommended and nothing was measured.
Useful starting points
- Podcast and music-streaming figures apply to those products; do not assume they carry over to a video upload.
- When a platform page is silent, any target you choose is your own, so label it that way in your delivery notes.
- Measure and keep both integrated loudness and true peak of the final mix.
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