StreamTest

Google Chrome extension to test WebRTC video stream quality

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September 2022 StreamTest on IndieHackers

Since September 26 we're here on IndieHackers ready to answer your questions. We'd also be glad to learn how your experience of using StreamTest is, what you like and dislike, if you have any issues, or any other relevant feedback.

So feel free to hit us up in any convenient way, we're happy to connect with y'all.

We're also planning on adjusting StreamTest for no-tech-background users in the future. But the plug-in seems quite easy to use even now, so don't hesitate to try it :)

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September 27, 2022 First release

In August we finally finished the development and released StreamTest on Google Extension store. So you can now download it via the link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/streamtest/apmgkjaoljlahcldcoekghdngcbceebf?hl=en

We also made a complementary instruction / article with detailed info about all the characteristics and more. Check it out: https://forasoft.com/blog/article/how-to-test-webrtc-stream-quality-1231

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January 2022 Where StreamTest started

We're multimedia and software developers, so one thing we work with every single day is video streams testing and it's a pain in the A, iykyk.

So once upon a time, on January 15th we've gathered up to relieve it. We came up with the idea to create a custom testing solution that would make video testing fast and easy and wouldn't require a million additional tools.

And this is how StreamTest was born. [Well, back then we didn't know we'd name it StreamTest but anyways].

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As someone specializing in video chat and video streaming services, our QAs used to deal with the problem of how to test a live stream quality with a load of tools and apps. But now there’s this all-in-one solution.