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Streaming Readiness Verification

  1. What is Streaming Readiness Verification?

Streaming Readiness Verification is a pre-check process conducted before an online exam to ensure that a candidate’s device, network, and browser can reliably support continuous audio, video, and screen-sharing streams required by the proctoring system.

  1. Why is Streaming Readiness Verification important?

It helps prevent technical issues during the exam by confirming that:

  • The internet connection is stable.

  • The camera and microphone are functioning.

  • Screen-sharing works correctly. This ensures a smooth and uninterrupted proctoring experience.

  1. What does the readiness check validate?

The verification typically checks:

  • Bandwidth and network stability

  • Camera availability and quality

  • Microphone functionality

  • Screen-sharing capability

  • Browser compatibility

  • Firewall or proxy restrictions

  1. When should candidates perform the readiness check?

Candidates should complete the check:

  • Before the exam day (recommended)

  • Immediately before starting the exam

Doing it early allows time to fix any issues.

  1. How to Enable or Pass Streaming Readiness Verification?

  • Enable Camera Access

  • Enable Microphone Access

  • Use a Stable Internet Connection

  • If the connection is OK between the client system and the Streaming service, then it will be passed. If not, it will be failed .

  • Candidate will have to connect with L1 support team..

  1. What happens if the verification fails?

If the system fails, the check:

  • Specific issues are displayed (e.g., low bandwidth, blocked camera)

  • Candidates are guided to troubleshoot

  • They may need to switch devices, network, or browser

  1. Which browsers are supported?

Commonly supported browsers include:

  • Google Chrome (recommended)

  • Microsoft Edge

Some systems may not fully support Safari or Firefox for proctoring features.

  1. Do I need to install any software?

Usually, no installation is required. However:

  • A browser extension or secure browser may be required in some cases.

  • Candidates should follow provider-specific instructions

  1. What should I do if my camera or microphone is not detected?

You should:

  • Check browser permissions.

  • Ensure no other application is using the device.

  • Reconnect the device or restart the browser