Windows
CoreVQ Studio and the bundled corevq command line for supported 64-bit Windows systems.

Eval release pending
Local video-quality analysis in Studio and the corevq CLI. Measure perceptual quality, compare reference pairs, and diagnose stream performance. Eval downloads are pending release.
Eval edition
Qualified Eval packages will be published here. No installers are currently available for download.
CoreVQ Studio and the bundled corevq command line for supported 64-bit Windows systems.
CoreVQ Studio and the bundled corevq command line for qualified 64-bit Linux distributions.
CoreVQ Studio and the bundled corevq command line for qualified macOS systems.
Eval is the restricted evaluation edition; Full is the production edition. Each Eval run supports one file, one stream, or one Full-Reference pair, up to 720p and 10 seconds. CSV/JSON export is disabled, and CLI results print to the console only. Package requirements, checksums, installation notes, and license terms will accompany each download.
Analysis workflows
Three Studio workspaces
Review media, configure analysis, inspect results, and retain evidence without leaving the active workflow.
Review a completed no-reference score, selected range, profile, confidence, metric contributions, and retained result row.
Perceptual workflow
Inspect paired previews, selected coverage, final VMAF, SSIM, and PSNR measurements, and the composite comparison score.
Full-Reference workflow
Measure time to first decoded frame and inspect startup components, source properties, preview, and retained measurements.
Stream workflow
Product contents
The qualified platform package supplies the desktop application, automation interface, models, records, and documentation required for operation.
Native desktop interface for the three supported analysis workflows.
Bundled command-line interface for repeatable analysis, with export in licensed builds.
Validated models, CSV/JSON output in licensed builds, documentation, notices, inventory, and checksums.
Product embedding, redistribution, and OEM rights require a qualified CoreVQ SDK package and a separate written SDK agreement.