Live HLS & DASH Cloud Monitoring Demo

Explore public sample streams monitored for manifest errors, playback outages, and SCTE-35 interruptions.

Demo Streams

Public HLS and DASH streams monitored continuously for manifest errors, playback outages, and SCTE-35 interruptions.

Logs & Alerts

Review stream components, alert history, detailed logs, and playback-buffer charts from the sample links below.

Demo Limits

Segment downloading is disabled in this demo. Full API-driven monitoring is available on paid plans.

API Key

API subscription status

API Alert Configuration:

Disabled (demo mode)

Maximum stream count question

Streams being monitored

Segment Downloads question

Caption/Cue Analysis question

Caption/Cue Archive question

Stream Links (HLS/DASH) (up to 50, separate by carriage-return) question

HLS links may be specified together with a corresponding LinkID to make their identification easier. When LinkIDs are not specified, the system will automatically generate one for each HLS link.

Link IDs (optional)

Link IDs must be between 6 and 32 characters.

Alert email addresses (up to 3 comma-separated values, or blank to disable)

Alert HTTP POST callback destination (blank to disable)

Stream outage alert (seconds) question

Stream clear alert (seconds) question

SCTE-35 outage alert (minutes) question

SCTE-35 clear alert (minutes) question

E-mail on alert clear condition question

Stream alert sensitivity question

Global Alert State question

Select Duration

Select Primary

Select Variant

From (UTC)

To (UTC)

Avg (Mbps)

Peak (Mbps)

Min (Mbps)

Data Points

Alerts

Local Time

Export a .csv file containing all active streams, LinkIDs, stream alert enablement, and SCTE-35 alert enablement for each stream.

Upload a .csv file with each line specifying an HLS link, and the following optional fields: LinkID, SCTE-35 outage alert enablement (0/1), and stream delivery alert enablement (0/1).

CAUTION! These functions will apply to ALL streams!

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Enable bulk options

Select Stream

Log Type

Log Duration

Start Date

Custom Date Range

End Date

Limited to 7 days per request

Log Duration

Starting Time (UTC)

Custom Epoc Unix Timestamp

Total Hours

Up to 24 Hours

Server Destination