The Stream Detector is a browser extension and utility designed to detect and identify media streams embedded within web pages, particularly those using streaming protocols such as HLS or DASH. It scans network requests and extracts stream URLs, allowing users to access underlying media sources that may not be directly visible. The tool is useful for developers, researchers, and media enthusiasts who need to analyze streaming behavior or capture media sources. It supports integration with external tools such as FFmpeg or download managers for further processing. The system provides a user interface that lists detected streams and allows interaction with them. It is lightweight and operates in real time as users browse web content. Overall, it simplifies the discovery and extraction of streaming media sources from web applications.

Features

  • Detection of HLS and DASH streaming URLs
  • Real-time monitoring of browser network requests
  • Extraction of hidden media stream sources
  • Integration with external download or processing tools
  • User interface for listing detected streams
  • Lightweight browser-based operation

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Video

License

Mozilla Public License 1.0 (MPL)

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Programming Language

JavaScript

Related Categories

JavaScript Video Software

Registered

2026-04-27