Parse M3U8 master and media playlists online
The analyzer resolves the highest-quality child manifest while preserving a clear list of all declared variants.
Inspect a playlist before playback or conversion. See adaptive variants, codecs, duration, segments, live status, container type, and protection markers.
The analyzer resolves the highest-quality child manifest while preserving a clear list of all declared variants.
Compare adaptive renditions using manifest metadata before choosing which stream to download.
Conversion-relevant flags are summarized without fetching the full video payload.
Paste a direct HLS playlist URL and inspect it. A master playlist describes variants; a media playlist describes the timed segments for one variant.
The analyzer reports whether EXT-X-ENDLIST is present, whether any segment declares a key, and whether EXT-X-MAP indicates fragmented MP4 segments.
Declared codecs and resolution help explain whether a browser or MP4 container can use the tracks. They remain declarations rather than a full binary probe, so malformed sources can still fail later.
A clear VOD playlist with accessible segments and H.264/AAC tracks is the most straightforward candidate for a fast MP4 remux.
Straight answers about browser support, privacy, source access, and output behavior.
It reports master versus media playlist type, VOD versus live status, stream variants, resolution, bandwidth, declared codecs, duration, segment count, container type, and encryption markers.
No. The analyzer runs in your browser and honors the source server's CORS policy. This is intentional because the site does not relay private media through a proxy.
No. Analysis downloads the manifest text and the selected child playlist only. Media segments are not downloaded until you start a conversion or download job.
A completed VOD media playlist normally ends with EXT-X-ENDLIST. When that marker is absent, the analyzer reports the source as live or ongoing.
Paste it into the manifest analyzer first: it fetches only the playlist text and reports VOD status, variants, and segment counts. The player is the second check, because it also verifies that at least one quality level can actually stream.