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Audio and Video Visual Performance Testing Laboratory

Audio and Video Testing are subject to different laws, standards, and regulations. The NABL accredited laboratories for electronic apparatus tests ensure that users operating household appliances are protected from any harm. It was determined that the laboratories' minimum safety requirements for electrically powered equipment were critical for the receipt, generation, and recording of audio and associated signals. Apart from that, critical devices can be withdrawn from the market with the help of these testing.

Today, met is looking for a responsive alternate testing laboratory for leading manufacturers. As an extensive range of services for audio and visual testing and certification, it can help you evaluate your product for potential considerations which evolve product safety certification, environmental performance verification, FCC certification for wireless equipment, and all EMC evaluations.


The tests provide you the ability to accelerate the A/V product’s journey to market through the streamlined testing process and extensive laboratory capabilities.

To ensure that products are eligible for market acceptance, experienced engineers and dedicated project coordinators should guide a product through the testing process.

Analyzing audio and video quality can be performed using advanced Testing Laboratories and equipment that measures audio and video quality. It can change network parameters like speed, jitter, and packet loss during testing. It allows you to determine such conditions so that solutions can be improved and compare how the product performs against the competition.

There are 10 reasons to employ video streaming testing:-
  • Excessive buffering
  • Programmed ads do not play
  • Failure to return to video after ad playback
  • Device orientation
  • Fast forward does not work
  • Closed captions do not display
  • Incorrect video plays
  • Incorrect metadata displayed
  • Poor video
  • Poor video quality
URS Labs has a testing facility embedded with Modern Technology for Automotive, Electronics, IT Products, Audio Video Products, Luminaries, and Electrical Home Appliances Products. Contact us and avail services that meet your expectations.: https://urs-labs.com/

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