streamtop - Terminal Live HLS/DASH/IPTV Stream Diagnostics

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A zero payload terminal diagnostic tool for live HLS, DASH, and IPTV streams built in Rust. Instead of downloading full multi megabyte media chunks, it uses targeted HTTP Range requests (~2-64 KB) to inspect fMP4 and MPEG-TS container headers, verify cross-segment GOP cadence, extract wire-level audio metadata, and monitor CDN edge cache hit/miss behavior in real time.

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Infrastructure & Delivery›Streaming Analytics & Monitoring
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streamtop - Terminal Live HLS/DASH/IPTV Stream Diagnostics is cataloged in Infrastructure & Delivery and Streaming Analytics & Monitoring. Its topics include hls, dash, iptv, tui, and diagnostics.

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