Surfmeter Automator
- Active, scheduled tests
- Headless and unattended
Choose the product that matches where and how you need to measure video, web, and network quality.
Surfmeter won the Streaming Media European Innovation Award for Best QoS/QoE Platform/Service.
| Compare | Surfmeter Automator Continuous, active testing from dedicated probes | Surfmeter Mobile Quality SDK Active field testing on Android and iOS devices | Surfmeter Player SDK Passive monitoring inside your video apps |
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| Measurement approach How measurements are initiated |
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| KPI groups The main measurement outputs |
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| Video MOS score Standardized perceptual quality scoring | Yes ITU-T P.1203 | Yes ITU-T P.1203 | Yes ITU-T P.1203 |
| Works with Dashboard Analyze and compare results in Surfmeter | Yes Also works standalone | Yes Also works standalone | Yes Including API access |
| Explore the product | View Automator | View Mobile Quality SDK | View Player SDK |
Compare each capability across all three products.
How measurements are initiated
Surfmeter won the Streaming Media European Innovation Award for Best QoS/QoE Platform/Service.
Where the client runs
What can be measured
The main measurement outputs
Standardized perceptual quality scoring
Analyze and compare results in Surfmeter
The Automator runs active, scheduled tests from dedicated probes, headless and unattended. The Mobile Quality SDK runs active tests inside your Android or iOS app, for field, drive, or crowd testing. The Player SDK passively monitors real viewing sessions inside your own video apps.
The Automator tests OTT and social video services, any website, video conferencing, and speed and network tests. The Mobile Quality SDK tests YouTube and Netflix trailers on Android and iOS, plus additional OTT services on Android. The Player SDK measures your own streaming service.
Yes. The Automator, the Mobile Quality SDK, and the Player SDK all score video quality with the ITU-T P.1203 standard.
All three products work with the Surfmeter Dashboard, where you can analyze and compare results. The Automator and the Mobile Quality SDK also work standalone, and the Player SDK data is available through an API as well.
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