Media QA happens on the viewer's screen

A streaming product is dozens of apps in one: web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku, Fire TV, consoles and smart TVs, each with its own player and quirks. A change that works in Chrome can break playback on a three-year-old TV.

We build a device matrix based on where your viewers actually watch, automate the flows that matter on each platform, and measure the experience itself: time to first frame, rebuffering and caption accuracy, not just whether a page loaded.

What we test

Video playback

HLS and DASH streams, adaptive bitrate, seek, resume and background play.

Rights & entitlements

Subscriptions, rentals, regional availability and concurrent-stream limits.

Ads & monetisation

SSAI and CSAI breaks, VAST/VMAP parsing, beacons and ad-free tiers.

Content & metadata

Catalogue ingest, artwork, search, recommendations and parental ratings.

Accessibility

Captions, audio description, focus order on TV remotes and screen readers.

Live & premiere scale

Load tests for sign-in storms, playback start and chat during live events.

How we approach it

Standards we design around

How we work with these teams

Media engagements usually combine QA automation for each app platform, API testing for the content and entitlement services, and performance testing ahead of major releases and live events. See our QA automation, API testing and performance testing services.