When assessing Video SDK quality, there are many different aspects that need to be considered, including:

As part of its services and solutions, TestDevLab offers innovative audio/video quality testing and benchmarking, functional, regression, security, and integration testing as well as test automation services for SDKs, following best practices and using industry-standard testing tools and custom testing solutions. TestDevLab helps startups and Fortune 500 companies worldwide accelerate release cycles, improve product quality, and enhance user experiences. The Zoom Video SDK continued to perform well. TestDevLab also executed testing to see how the Video SDKs handled limited resources such as bandwidth, CPU, and RAM. Even in poor network scenarios, mobile use cases, and simulated rural or remote locations, the Zoom Video SDK test results were strong.

Details regarding the testing environment are provided in the appendix.ĭesigned to be easy to use, lightweight, and highly customizable, Zoom has put a lot of effort into the overall quality of its Video SDK. Then, an analysis of the results is presented, specifically looking at the quality of performance, perseverance of bandwidth, and keeping central processing unit (CPU) and random-access memory (RAM) usage low during a 25% packet loss. This report first describes considerations when assessing Video SDK quality. The findings provided in this report reflect TestDevLab testing results from May 12, 2022. This analysis was commissioned by Zoom Video Communications, Inc. The goal was to understand the behavior of each platform and the resulting quality of each Video SDK. TestDevLab - a software quality assurance and custom testing tool development provider - conducted an analysis of the Zoom Video SDK and four other Video SDK vendors: Agora, Vonage TokBox, Chime, and Twilio.

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