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The task is to understand if a video quality really changed after changing it on Android app. API answer's interception isn't enough 'cause it can be misleading. The only way is to somehow get a video itself or part of it then parse and compare with the previous unchanged one. I use JS and Appium for it

Павел Родин
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  • Please elaborate and provide more info. What is the task, where the video is stored. Not shure what node.js is doing in the mix, is an Android app or a NodeJs system? – Newbie Jul 09 '22 at 21:07
  • It's an Android app with online streaming of TV channels – Павел Родин Jul 10 '22 at 03:25
  • Yes, still not clear. Elaborate "video quality really changed" "api is misleading", provide context. – Newbie Jul 19 '22 at 20:15
  • An approximate estimator of the video quality (assuming the compression codec and framerate does not change) is the bitrate – Newbie Jul 19 '22 at 20:16
  • @Newbie, I speak about 360, 720 and others. Just intercept the api answer of your request isn't sufficient to say that quality really changed 'cause it might send you wrong information. And I wanna know are there any libraries, frameworks or another tools enabling to intercept streaming video and parse it to make sure the quality changed (not just digits on your screen) – Павел Родин Jul 21 '22 at 07:55

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