Media Validator for Windows

Name: Media Validator
Rating: 4.9 (1 reviews)
Author: Jongbel Media Solutions

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By Jongbel Media Solutions

Validate and verify media content.

Media Validator is a powerful solution for media content quality validation. Provides an easy way to evaluate the encoding and multiplex quality of your media content. Easy to learn and operate intuitive user interface. No special media content knowledge is need.Digital media content instant DirectShow validation of DV, DV CPro 25/50/100 (DV HD), MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, AVC/H.264, MJPEG, JPEG200, WMV, VC-1, DivX, Raw Video, MPEG Audio Layer 1/2/3, AAC, AMR, WMA, AC-3, Raw Audio, AVI, MP4, ASF, 3GP, MOV (QuickTime), MXF, MKV, MPEG-2 Program Stream, MPEG-2 Transport Stream, VOB, HDV, AVC-Intra and more. MPEG-2 Transport Stream, QuickTime, AVI and WAV stream validation is also available. Manual batch validation and watch-folder automated validation makes it easy to improve the quality of your digital media services.Real-time and fast media processing in easy to learn and operate intuitive user interface.Product Features:Batch validation for manual media validation;Watch folder validation for automated system validation;Report file generation;Report file export to XML;External and remote IP control through powerful API;Third party systems integration through powerful API;Single-pass and multi-pass media validation;Validation report review during the validation process;Video preview.DirectShow Validation Module provides digital media validation using the Microsoft's DirectShow architecture, which investigates and validates digital media content prior it being used by any playback or digital media related solution. The validation process consists of rendering the media file, which is being validated, in DirectShow graph using the DirectShow filters installed on the validation system, playback of the rendered file, monitoring all the parameters of the rendered streams during the playback and finally destroying the DirectShow graph.