How long can a SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 audio file be?

SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 audio can run up to 60 seconds.

Which file formats does SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 accept?

SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 accepts MP3 and WAV files.

What codec should SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ads use?

Encode SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 with MP3 / PCM.

What is the SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ad format?

SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 is a audio ad format that runs in the SXM Podcast Network placement on SiriusXM. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from SiriusXM's official ad documentation.

Where does SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 appear on SiriusXM?

SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ads appear in the SXM Podcast Network placement on SiriusXM.

How does SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 compare to other SiriusXM ad formats?

SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 differs from other SiriusXM placements in its dimensions, its 60-second duration limit. Compare side-by-side from the SiriusXM publisher page on All Ad Specs.

Where can I find the official SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 documentation?

The official source for SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 requirements is https://www.siriusxmmedia.com/announcer-read-ads, linked from this page.

Are these SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 specs kept up to date?

Yes — every spec entry references SiriusXM's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.

SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ad specs

SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ads are audio files, up to 60 seconds long, delivered as MP3 or WAV. They run in the SXM Podcast Network placement on SiriusXM. Master audio at MP3 / PCM and 320 kbps for consistent loudness. Use these requirements to brief designers, validate uploads, and avoid creative rejections in SiriusXM's ad manager.

Max duration: 60 sec
File types: MP3, WAV
Audio codec: MP3 / PCM

Visual specifications

Orientation	any
File types	MP3, WAV

Video & audio

Max duration	60 sec
Audio codec	MP3 / PCM
Audio channels	stereo (2)
Audio bitrate	320 kbps
Sample rate	44100 Hz
Bit depth	16-bit

Notes & source

:60-second length. Turnaround: 3 business days (client-supplied audio) up to 7 business days (Studio Resonate–written, recorded and trafficked). Same delivery spec as the :30 master.

Official source: https://www.siriusxmmedia.com/announcer-read-ads

Frequently asked questions

How long can a SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 audio file be?: SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 audio can run up to 60 seconds.
Which file formats does SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 accept?: SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 accepts MP3 and WAV files.
What codec should SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ads use?: Encode SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 with MP3 / PCM.
What is the SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ad format?: SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 is a audio ad format that runs in the SXM Podcast Network placement on SiriusXM. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from SiriusXM's official ad documentation.
Where does SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 appear on SiriusXM?: SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 ads appear in the SXM Podcast Network placement on SiriusXM.
How does SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 compare to other SiriusXM ad formats?: SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 differs from other SiriusXM placements in its dimensions, its 60-second duration limit. Compare side-by-side from the SiriusXM publisher page on All Ad Specs.
Where can I find the official SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 documentation?: The official source for SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 requirements is https://www.siriusxmmedia.com/announcer-read-ads, linked from this page.
Are these SiriusXM Podcast Announcer Read — :60 specs kept up to date?: Yes — every spec entry references SiriusXM's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.