StreamEye

Saving analytical data available via StreamEye into a text file in CSV format with a few lines of commands

Side-by-side comparison of two or more video streams

Standard compliance verification

Display and saving of stream summary and picture information

Display of decoded, predicted, and unfiltered frame data (YUV or single component)

Display of residual, transform, and dequantized coefficients

Saving of decoded, predicted, unfiltered and residual information

Display of Macroblock (MPEG-1/2, AVC) / Coding Tree Unit (HEVC) / Super Block (VP9) data: location, slice index, tile index, sizes, coded, prediction, transform unit info

Navigation via chart bar

Navigation via thumbnails or area chart

Stream navigation and display in I, P, B, IP and Key Frames modes

Stream viewer – file content (header level) presentation in text mode

Hex viewer

Command line tool

Display of bitstream headers with offsets and bit size indication (as in the Standard documentation) for all standards

Visualization of slice and tile boundaries, partition, motion vectors, types, bit sizes, quantizers

Display of bit distribution inside video stream. Ability to choose bitstream elements to display

Display of reference frames

Display of Decoded Picture Buffer (DBP) information

Analysis and display of the Decoder Video Buffer parameters

Viewing of reference raw data

Visual comparison with reference raw data (Temperature, Subtraction, Compare, Block PSNR modes)

EPSNR calculation

Ability to analyze a manually selected part of stream

Possibility to choose output YUV data format when saving decoded information

Possibility to display stream summary for the specified frames range

Possibility to specify time period value for bit allocation and instant bitrate recalculation