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Testing WebRTC video stream

In case some of you guys are as tired of testing WebRTC streams quality with like a million different tools as our QAs you might want to hear this. Our team has developed this Google Chrome extension, StreamTest. You just enable it by tapping on a WebRTC video container with the right mouse button and get a live status on 7 essential characteristics of the stream:

  • FrameRate
  • Video and Audio delay
  • Packet loss
  • Resolution
  • Freezes and stalls
  • Bitrate
  • Video and Audio codec

It also collects data for a downloadable .csv report for you to keep and study later.
Detailed instructions: https://forasoft.com/blog/article/how-to-test-webrtc-stream-quality-1231

Download StreamTest in the official Google Chrome store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/streamtest/apmgkjaoljlahcldcoekghdngcbceebf?hl=en

If you have any questions, feel free to hit us up!

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on September 12, 2022
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