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dVQA: use your monitoring metadata to detect video quality issues

dVQA rapidly identifies the three most critical video quality issues: black screen, freeze frame, and audio loss. Operation teams are time-critical and by leveraging Touchstream’s existing monitoring metadata, dQVA will help ensure an optimal viewer experience. 

dVQA: Simple to Deploy, Intuitive to Use, Economic to Scale

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VQA Challenges


dVQA Solutions

VQA is resource-intensive

VQA is resource-intensive

Video Quality Analysis (VQA) is very resource-intensive, primarily because it works by decoding the video to detect issues.

Deploying and maintaining hardware

Deploying and maintaining hardware

VQA is typically deployed on dedicated hardware which involves personnel to deploy and maintain.

Scalability and cost

Scalability and cost

VQA hardware-based probes are costly, especially when there is a need to scale to a large number of streams.

Resource-efficient monitoring

Resource-efficient monitoring

dVQA uses monitoring metadata to detect the three most common VQA issues, and is significantly more efficient.

dVQA is data-driven

dVQA is data-driven

dVQA seamlessly integrates into Touchstream’s monitoring data flow, nothing to deploy or maintain.

Highly scalable at low cost

Highly scalable at low cost

dVQA is data driven and easily scales at a much lower cost, allowing monitoring of all channels, without the need to decode the video or apply DRM keys.

How dVQA Works

 

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Contact our tech team to see a demo and explore how you can solve likely video quality issues without compromising the fragile ecosystem.