Latency checker
Find your nearest edge and what to expect from it.
The test runs from your own location. Your browser connects to each of our live CDN servers, times the round trip, picks the closest one, and uses that figure to estimate end-to-end delay for each protocol.
Round-trip time by location
- CoimbatoreTamil Nadu —
- ChennaiTamil Nadu —
- TirupurTamil Nadu —
- BengaluruKarnataka coming soon
- MumbaiMaharashtra coming soon
- This website's serverReference point —
Estimated delay, camera to screen
| Protocol | Typical delay |
|---|---|
| SRT | Run the test |
| RTMP | Run the test |
| WebRTC | Run the test |
| LL-HLS | Run the test |
| HLS | Run the test |
| MPEG-DASH | Run the test |
These are estimates built from your measured round-trip time plus the buffering each protocol normally needs. Your encoder, player settings and segment size also change the result.
Reading the result
- Under 30 ms to an edge is excellent. You are close to our servers.
- 30 to 80 ms is normal within South India. Streaming will work well.
- Above 120 ms usually means a long route or a congested connection. Tell us your city and we will advise.
- For the lowest delay choose SRT or RTMP in and LL-HLS or WebRTC out. Standard HLS and DASH trade delay for reach and stability.