Test Cases For Windows Media Player

Test Cases For Windows Media Player: Windows Media Player in Mobile is one of the most useful applications in Mobile phones nowadays. It has provided the accessibility to watch videos, songs, movies, etc while hangout, traveling, etc. Any technology without debugging is a waste of effort.

Hence testing is an important process to go through so here I have outlined those points that would help you understand the process precisely.

Test Cases For Windows Media Player

• Check Media Player should be installed in Mobile.
• Check Media Player should support the Mobile OS.
• Check Media Player should evoke effortlessly with one action.
• Check Media Player should be close effortlessly.
• Check Media Player should have controllers like Play, Pause, Next, Previous, Stop, Close, Volume increase and decrease button, Contrast increase, and decrease button.
• Check Media Player should be able to work and display in both Portrait and Landscape view.
• Check Media Player should maintain its consistency of controllers in both Portrait and Landscape views.
• Check Media Player should be able to run Video files of any format like AVI, MKV, etc.
• Check Media Player should be able to run an audio file of any format like mp3, WAV, etc.
• Check Media Player is able or not able to run Video files of any quality like 3GP, MP4, Low Definition, High Definition, 144p, 240p, 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, etc.
• Check whether Media Player is able or not able to run Audio files of any quality, bit rate, or bandwidth.
• Check whether Media Player is able or not able to change the Aspect ratio.
• Check whether Media Player is able or not able to change the Crop.
• Check whether Media Player is able or not able to update from the internet.
• Check Media Player should be able to run the Audio or Video files from SD / Memory Card.
• Check Media Player should be able to run the Audio or Video files from Phone Memory / Internal Memory.
• Check that Media Player is able or not able to run the Audio or Video files from the internet.
• Check Media Player should continue to run the Video file if Media Player goes to backgrounds or minimizes.
• Check Media Player should continue to run the Audio file if Media Player goes to backgrounds or minimizes.
• Check Media Player should be able to Stop or Minimize if pressing the Back button one or two times.
• Check Media Player should have Media Library files.
• Check Media files in Media Player’s Media Library should be a shuffle, Add, Remove Media files.
• Check Media files in Media Player’s Media Library should be Add Media files.
• Check that Media files in Media Player’s Media Library should be Remove Media files.
• Check that Audio and Video files both can be added, shuffled, and Removed from the Media Library of the Media Player.
• Check that Video files of different quality and sizes should work correctly on Play- The pause-Play action, that image of videos should not be a break, the voice should not be break, lag or lead with the video.
• Check that Audio files of different quality and sizes should work correctly on Play- The pause-Play action, that audio should not break, lag, or lead.
• Check that Media Player is able to keep on the run or not any Video or Audio file if tapping on the Back button and minimizing the app.
• Check that Media Player is able to resume playing if any paused Video or Audio file in-app in minimizing condition then evoke.
• Check that two Video files can able to run in two different Media Players simultaneously on a device.
• Check that one Video and one Audio file can able to run in two different Media Players simultaneously on a device.
• Check that one Video and one Audio file can able to run in two different Media Players simultaneously on a device.

Conclusion:

There are many more Functional Test Scenarios that can be implemented in this section. If you found or you can guess about the missed test cases about media players then you can inform us by a comment in the comment section.