SRT Stream Test
Enter an SRT URL to watch a free 60-second live preview right in your browser. No account needed.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I test an SRT stream?
- Enter the full SRT URL of your source, including the port, for example srt://203.0.113.10:9000. If your source requires a stream ID or passphrase, include them as query parameters (?streamid=... or ?passphrase=...). We connect and play about a minute of live video in your browser.
- Why can't the tool connect to my SRT source?
- The tool connects in caller mode, so your source or gateway must be running in listener mode on a port reachable from the internet. A source that is itself a caller (pushing to a specific address) can't be tested this way.
- Which port should I use?
- SRT URLs always need an explicit port — there is no default SRT port. Use the port your encoder or gateway is listening on, for example srt://your-host:9000.
- Is the stream recorded?
- The preview runs for about 60 seconds and nothing is recorded or stored. To turn an SRT feed into a shareable browser stream 24/7, create a free OctoStream account.
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