watchrate

noun
UK /ˈwɒtʃreɪt/
US /ˈwɑːtʃreɪt/

The speed at which you watch something, like how fast or slow you play a video.

She set the watchrate to double speed so the movie would finish sooner.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The number of hours of shows or videos a person watches in a given time.

His weekly watchrate went up during the holidays.

3. A measure of how quickly a viewer finishes a series or course.

The app shows your watchrate for each course you start.

4. The pace at which a clock or watch keeps time.

The old watchrate was slow, so it lost a minute every day.