The Science of Audio & Video Software Testing (Webinar)

In this webinar, we share our extensive experience in Audio & Video software quality testing.
2020 was a turning point that changed the way we work, communicate, and live. Communication, collaboration, and streaming applications gained a significant role in our daily lives, and due to these changes, demand for Audio & Video solutions skyrocketed. Software companies started to produce new solutions and improve existing ones to solve all the challenges that remote work brings.

To maintain high product quality and integrity, especially in an environment of such fierce competition and change, it is fundamentally crucial to ensure that the core part of these products - video & audio quality, is not neglected. Hardware, network conditions, and numerous other variables need to be considered when building a software product that is going to be used by a diverse and broad user base around the globe.

For many years we are helping companies improve the quality of their products that reach billions of users. In this webinar, we will share our extensive experience in Audio & Video software quality testing and give a sneak peek into the science behind our technical solution of audio and video testing setup.

Agenda:

* Audio & Video quality testing methodologies
* Top 5 hidden Audio & Video quality issues lurking in the shadows of your application
* Comparison of Audio & Video solutions across different platforms and competition

About us:

We are a software quality assurance company built around trust, excellence, and best practices to worldwide organizations. We work with both startups and Fortune 500 companies and offer access to our experience with software testing, tools, testing labs, and a pool of over 1500 test devices, as well as build out QA infrastructures and lead teams.

Introduction (0:00)
Motives for Audio/Video Testing (05:03)
Device Setup & Quality Metrics (14:17)
Network Setup Challenges & Solutions (21:00)
Top 5 Audio/Video Quality Issues (23:51)
Issue #1: Failure Handling Low Bandwidth Conditions (25:25)
Issue #2: Failure Handling Packet Loss Conditions (29:50)
Issue #3: Failure Handling Bitrate Changes (32:59)
Issue #4: Failure Detecting Dominant Speaker (36:46)
Issue #5: Low User Device Performance (40:10)
Testing Capabilities & Competitor Analysis Approach (43:15)
Q&A Session (51:55)