Video Inspector & Analysis Studio
Private client-side video inspection, metadata analysis, frame extraction, quality diagnostics, and local video utilities.
- 100% in-browser processing with zero uploads
- Inspect MP4 / WebM / MOV / AVI / MKV containers, codecs, resolution, FPS, and bitrate
- Local playback with frame-accurate seeking and timecode readout
- Frame extraction and thumbnail generation (PNG / JPEG / WebP)
- Quality heuristics for black frames, freezes, and bitrate trends
- Privacy metadata findings, A/B compare, and offline report export
Privacy guarantee: video bytes, filenames, and metadata stay in your browser memory and are never sent to Solasu servers.
Drop a video file to start inspection
Or choose a file from your device. All processing stays in this browser tab.
Files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Accepted: MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, MKV (depends on browser decode support)
About Video Inspector & Analysis Studio
Video Inspector is a client-side studio for inspecting video containers, streams, metadata, frame stills, quality heuristics, and privacy-related tags without uploading files to a remote server.
Playback checks, frame extraction, thumbnail generation, and bitrate estimates stay in your browser’s memory. Filenames, hashes, and metadata are never sent to Solasu servers.
Zero-upload private video inspection
Unreleased footage and pre-delivery masters create leakage risk when uploaded to cloud viewers. This tool uses the File API and browser media APIs so analysis stays local.
After the page loads, inspection, frame extraction, and report generation can continue on-device with little or no network (subject to browser caching).
Codec, resolution, FPS, and bitrate visibility
Inspect common containers such as MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, and MKV for video codec, resolution, aspect ratio, frame rate, estimated bitrate, and audio stream presence.
The overview tab consolidates PASS / ATTENTION / WARNING / NOT CHECKED status with SHA-256 and container type as a pre-share technical checklist.
Frame extraction, thumbnails, and quality diagnostics
Extract the current frame or interval-based stills and generate PNG / JPEG / WebP thumbnails entirely in the browser, then download results to your device.
Heuristic findings cover black frames, freeze candidates, bitrate trends, and resolution class. They do not replace formal broadcast or platform QC.
Privacy metadata, compare, and export
Surface creation time, encoder strings, author fields, location-like tags, and path-like values you may want to review before publishing.
Compare two videos with objective numeric deltas and export JSON, CSV, text, or HTML reports offline. Deep audio analysis belongs in Audio Inspector; captions in Subtitle Studio; capture in Screen Recorder.
FAQ
Are my videos uploaded to a server?
No. Nothing is uploaded. Loading, metadata parsing, playback, frame extraction, quality scans, and report generation all run in your browser’s local memory.
Which video formats are supported?
Primarily MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, and MKV. What you can actually play and inspect depends on your browser’s codec and container support. Some files may not open in every environment.
Can I inspect large 4K files?
It depends on device memory and browser limits. Very large files may fail to load or run slowly. For heavy assets, try a shorter clip or a lower-resolution copy.
Do frame extraction and thumbnails work offline?
Yes. After the page has loaded, processing is designed to work locally without network access (subject to browser caching). Extracted images download to your device and are never sent to a server.
Does PASS / WARNING mean the video is delivery-ready?
No. Status labels reflect heuristic checks such as black-frame or freeze candidates. They do not certify broadcast or platform QC. Always verify against each outlet’s specs and dedicated QC tools.
Where should I do audio analysis, subtitles, or screen recording?
Roles are split: use Audio Inspector for loudness and waveforms, Subtitle Studio for captions, and Screen Recorder for capture. This studio focuses on video containers, streams, frames, quality, and privacy findings.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Yes—free, with no sign-up. There is also no cloud save or sync; results stay on your device by design.