Overview
Our sample media library contains a diverse set of media files and streaming sources with various codecs, containers, and characteristics. Use these files to test the Probe.dev API without needing your own media assets.All sample files and streaming sources are hosted on our CDN and are freely accessible for testing purposes.
Streaming Formats & Protocols
Test Probe.dev’s streaming capabilities with these live examples:Source | Format/Protocol | Description |
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big_buck_bunny.m3u8 | HLS | Multi-bitrate HLS playlist |
Art of Motion DASH | DASH | Professional demo DASH manifest |
rtmp://matthewc.co.uk/vod/scooter | RTMP VOD | RTMP Video on Demand stream |
Streaming Analysis Examples
HLS Playlist Analysis
DASH Manifest Analysis
RTMP Stream Analysis
HLS Validation with MediaStreamValidator
Streaming protocol analysis may take longer than static file analysis due to connection establishment and content buffering requirements.
Static Media Files
File | Media Type |
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film_grain.ivf | AV1 |
dv84.mov | HEVC |
vp90-2-2pass-akiyo.webm | WebM + VP9 |
dnxhd100_cid1260.mov | SMPTE VC-3 / DNxHD |
x264.avi | H.264 |
bb2.mp4 | H.264 / avc1 |
GeoVision_camera.avi | H.264 / GeoVision |
mp4video_mp3audio.mp4 | MP4 container + MPEG-4 video + MP3 |
zelda first commercial.mpeg | MPEG-1 video |
dvd.mpeg | MPEG-2 video + AAC |
jpeg2000_mxf_first_10mb.mxf | MXF + JPEG 2000 |
WhatBox_MJ2k_720x480_PerfectQuality2.avi | LEAD MJPEG 2000 |
opus.ts | Opus + MPEG-TS |
aletrek-rle.mov | Apple QuickTime RLE |
HCN.avi | Microsoft RLE |
h261test.avi | H.261 + PCM mu-law / G.711 mu-law |
baikonur_r7_overflight.mov | H.263 + QDesign Music Codec 2 |
i263_2.avi | Intel H.263 |
fire2.avi | Microsoft H.263 |
AppleProRes422.mov | Apple ProRes 422 HQ + PCM |
dancing.avi | Motion JPEG |
Video demo-1.avi | N264 + PCM A-law / G.711 A-law |
90009885H.rm | RealVideo 3.0 |
ra4-28_8.ra | RealAudio 2.0 |
nokia_n90.wmv | Windows Media Video 9 + Audio 2 |
RL_420p_ffdirac.drc | SMPTE VC-2 / Dirac |
Orange-Strings-07_640_DXV.mov | Resolume DXV |
cubes.mov | Intel Indeo 3 |
00186002.avi | Intel Indeo Video Interactive 4 |
girl_02.avi | Intel Indeo Video Interactive 5 |
potter-40.vp7 | On2 VP7 + On2 Audio |
channelcheck-ddplus_480.mp4 | E-AC-3 |
Quick Test Commands
Try these sample files with different report types:Basic FFprobe Analysis
MediaInfo Analysis
Complete Analysis (All Tools)
File Categories
Streaming Formats
HLS - HTTP Live Streaming playlists
DASH - Dynamic Adaptive Streaming manifests
RTMP - Real-Time Messaging Protocol
RTSP - Real Time Streaming Protocol
SRT - Secure Reliable Transport
DASH - Dynamic Adaptive Streaming manifests
RTMP - Real-Time Messaging Protocol
RTSP - Real Time Streaming Protocol
SRT - Secure Reliable Transport
Modern Codecs
AV1 - Next-generation video compression
HEVC (H.265) - High Efficiency Video Coding
VP9 - Google’s open codec
Opus - Modern audio codec
HEVC (H.265) - High Efficiency Video Coding
VP9 - Google’s open codec
Opus - Modern audio codec
Common Formats
H.264 - Most widely used video codec
MP4 - Popular container format
MPEG-2 - Broadcast and DVD standard
AAC/MP3 - Common audio formats
MP4 - Popular container format
MPEG-2 - Broadcast and DVD standard
AAC/MP3 - Common audio formats
Professional
ProRes - Apple’s professional codec
DNxHD - Avid’s professional codec
JPEG 2000 - High-quality compression
MXF - Professional container
DNxHD - Avid’s professional codec
JPEG 2000 - High-quality compression
MXF - Professional container
Legacy/Specialized
RealVideo/Audio - Streaming formats
Windows Media - Microsoft formats
QuickTime - Apple legacy formats
Indeo - Intel video codecs
Windows Media - Microsoft formats
QuickTime - Apple legacy formats
Indeo - Intel video codecs
Usage in Documentation
Reference these files in your API calls when following our guides:- Quickstart - Uses
sample-source.mp4
and streaming examples - Report Types - Examples with multiple files and formats
- Migration Guide - PHP examples with
x264.avi
- Media Sources - Comprehensive streaming format examples
These sample files and streaming sources are perfect for testing edge cases, validating your integration, and exploring different codec behaviors without using your own media assets.