MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool
by Graphics & Media Lab Video Group
The MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool is a software suite for objectively measuring the quality of video content.
Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Graphics & Media Lab Video Group
Release : MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool 11.1
Antivirus check: passed
MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool software is an advanced, reliable and easy to use tool for measuring the quality of digital video. It is capable of measuring the quality of both compressed and uncompressed video based on objective quality metrics, providing accurate and reliable results.
The MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool offers a wide range of features, including:
• Support for a variety of video formats, including MPEG-4, H.264, VC-1, MJPEG, and many more
• Support for a variety of video codecs, including DivX, Xvid, WMV, and more
• Support for a variety of video resolutions, including Full HD, HD, SD, and more
• Support for a variety of video frame rates, including 30, 25, 24, and more
• Ability to compare video quality between different video formats, codecs, resolutions, and frame rates
• Ability to measure video quality based on objective metrics such as PSNR, SSIM, VMAF, and more
• Ability to generate reports of measured video quality, including graphs and tables
• Ability to compare video quality between different encoders and decoders
• Ability to measure video quality in real-time
• Ability to measure video quality of streaming media
• Ability to measure video quality of video on demand
• Ability to measure video quality of live video streams
• Ability to measure video quality of network streams
• Ability to measure video quality of broadcasts
• Ability to measure video quality of IPTV and internet TV
• Ability to measure video quality of web streams
• Ability to measure video quality of radio and audio files
• Ability to measure video quality of 3D video
• Ability to compare video quality between different devices
• Ability to compare video quality between different platforms
• Ability to compare video quality between different screens
• Ability to compare video quality between different display technologies
• Ability to compare video quality between different networks
• Ability to compare video quality between different geographical locations
• Ability to compare video quality between different operators
• Ability to compare video quality between different content owners
• Ability to compare video quality between different streaming services
• Ability to compare video quality between different streaming protocols
• Ability to compare video quality between different content delivery networks
• Ability to compare video quality between different streaming services
• Ability to measure video quality of video conference calls
• Ability to measure video quality of teleconferencing
• Ability to measure video quality of video chat
• Ability to measure video quality of VoIP calls
• Ability to measure video quality of online gaming
• Ability to measure video quality of video surveillance
• Ability to measure video quality of video surveillance systems
• Ability to measure video quality of multimedia content
• Ability to measure video quality of interactive video
• Ability to measure video quality of augmented reality
• Ability to measure video quality of virtual reality
• Ability to measure video quality of digital signage
• Ability to measure video quality of digital signage systems
• Ability to measure video quality of streaming media services
• Ability to measure video quality of cloud video services
• Ability to measure video quality of mobile video services
• Ability to measure video quality of video editing applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video streaming applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video streaming websites
• Ability to measure video quality of video streaming services
• Ability to measure video quality of video sharing websites
• Ability to measure video quality of video sharing services
• Ability to measure video quality of video conferencing applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video conferencing services
• Ability to measure video quality of video messaging applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video messaging services
• Ability to measure video quality of video content delivery networks
• Ability to measure video quality of video content management systems
The MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool is a sophisticated, comprehensive tool for measuring video quality. It provides accurate, reliable video quality measurements and is designed with an intuitive user interface to make it easy to use. It is an essential tool for anyone who needs to measure and compare the quality of digital video.
The MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool provides an efficient, easy-to-use platform for measuring the quality of video streams.Features:
The MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool offers a wide range of features, including:
• Support for a variety of video formats, including MPEG-4, H.264, VC-1, MJPEG, and many more
• Support for a variety of video codecs, including DivX, Xvid, WMV, and more
• Support for a variety of video resolutions, including Full HD, HD, SD, and more
• Support for a variety of video frame rates, including 30, 25, 24, and more
• Ability to compare video quality between different video formats, codecs, resolutions, and frame rates
• Ability to measure video quality based on objective metrics such as PSNR, SSIM, VMAF, and more
• Ability to generate reports of measured video quality, including graphs and tables
• Ability to compare video quality between different encoders and decoders
• Ability to measure video quality in real-time
• Ability to measure video quality of streaming media
• Ability to measure video quality of video on demand
• Ability to measure video quality of live video streams
• Ability to measure video quality of network streams
• Ability to measure video quality of broadcasts
• Ability to measure video quality of IPTV and internet TV
• Ability to measure video quality of web streams
• Ability to measure video quality of radio and audio files
• Ability to measure video quality of 3D video
• Ability to compare video quality between different devices
• Ability to compare video quality between different platforms
• Ability to compare video quality between different screens
• Ability to compare video quality between different display technologies
• Ability to compare video quality between different networks
• Ability to compare video quality between different geographical locations
• Ability to compare video quality between different operators
• Ability to compare video quality between different content owners
• Ability to compare video quality between different streaming services
• Ability to compare video quality between different streaming protocols
• Ability to compare video quality between different content delivery networks
• Ability to compare video quality between different streaming services
• Ability to measure video quality of video conference calls
• Ability to measure video quality of teleconferencing
• Ability to measure video quality of video chat
• Ability to measure video quality of VoIP calls
• Ability to measure video quality of online gaming
• Ability to measure video quality of video surveillance
• Ability to measure video quality of video surveillance systems
• Ability to measure video quality of multimedia content
• Ability to measure video quality of interactive video
• Ability to measure video quality of augmented reality
• Ability to measure video quality of virtual reality
• Ability to measure video quality of digital signage
• Ability to measure video quality of digital signage systems
• Ability to measure video quality of streaming media services
• Ability to measure video quality of cloud video services
• Ability to measure video quality of mobile video services
• Ability to measure video quality of video editing applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video streaming applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video streaming websites
• Ability to measure video quality of video streaming services
• Ability to measure video quality of video sharing websites
• Ability to measure video quality of video sharing services
• Ability to measure video quality of video conferencing applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video conferencing services
• Ability to measure video quality of video messaging applications
• Ability to measure video quality of video messaging services
• Ability to measure video quality of video content delivery networks
• Ability to measure video quality of video content management systems
The MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool is a sophisticated, comprehensive tool for measuring video quality. It provides accurate, reliable video quality measurements and is designed with an intuitive user interface to make it easy to use. It is an essential tool for anyone who needs to measure and compare the quality of digital video.
The MSU Video Quality Measurement Too software requires a minimu of the following system configuration in order to properly run:
1. Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GHz or equivalent AMD processor
2. Memory: 4 GB RAM
3. Graphics: DirectX 10 or higher compatible graphics card.
4. Hard Drive: 2GB of free space.
5. Operating System: Windows 7, 8 or 10.
6. .NET Framework: 4.5 or later.
1. Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GHz or equivalent AMD processor
2. Memory: 4 GB RAM
3. Graphics: DirectX 10 or higher compatible graphics card.
4. Hard Drive: 2GB of free space.
5. Operating System: Windows 7, 8 or 10.
6. .NET Framework: 4.5 or later.
PROS
Supports a wide range of video formats and codecs.
Provides detailed quality analysis and report generation.
User-friendly interface with easy navigation.
Provides detailed quality analysis and report generation.
User-friendly interface with easy navigation.
CONS
Limited support for newer video coding standards.
Requires technical understanding to operate efficiently.
User interface is not very intuitive.
Requires technical understanding to operate efficiently.
User interface is not very intuitive.
Andrew Previs
I found the MSU Video Quality Measurement Tool software quite usefull in my work, althought it was a bit slow to launch and I had some problems with instalation.
Owen Shrieves
This software is designed to measure the quality of videos based on various parameters such as bit rate, frame rate, and resolution. It uses a complex algorithm to analyze video files and provides accurate measurements of video quality. The tool is easy to use and is suitable for both novice and experienced users. It supports a range of video formats and allows users to compare and analyze video files side by side. Additionally, it provides detailed reports and graphs to help users analyze video quality in depth.
Blair
Accurate, comprehensive, and user-friendly quality metrics.
Kian
Detailed, precise quality analysis.
