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Omer Boyaci, Andrea Forte and Henning Schulzrinne 1 December 16,2009 Performance of video chat applications under congestion Residential area networks (DSL and cable) Limited uplink speeds (around 1Mbit/s) Big queues in the


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Omer Boyaci, Andrea Forte and Henning Schulzrinne

December 16,2009

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 Performance of video chat applications under congestion

 Residential area networks (DSL and cable)

 Limited uplink speeds (around 1Mbit/s)  Big queues in the cable/DSL modem(600ms to 6sec)  Shared more than one user/application

 Investigate applications’ behavior under congestion

 Whether they are increasing the overall congestion  Or trying to maintain a fair share of bandwidth among

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 Skype  Windows Live Messenger  X-Lite free softphone  Eyebeam

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 Step functions

 10 steps [1kbit/s-1024kbit/s] [10 sec in each step]  2 steps [1kbits-1024kbit/s] [10 sec in each step]

 Cross traffic

 File transfer to mediafire  Bittorrent

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 9MB file to uploaded to mediafire  If there is no cross traffic file upload fully utilizes the

link

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 Ubuntu 9.04 and Elephants Dream are shared  If there is no cross traffic bittorrent fully utilizes the link

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Experiment 5. Random Loss

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Conclusion

 We analyzed the behavior of Skype, Live Messenger, X-Lite and

Eyebeam.

 Skype behaved the best by adapting its codec parameters based not

  • nly on packet loss but also on RTT and jitter. This allowed Skype to

closely follow the changes in bandwidth without causing any packet loss.

 Eyebeam performed the worst with high fluctuations in the

transmission speed of its video traffic and with poor adaptation to bandwidth fluctuations.

 Due to limited upstream bandwidth, video clients must have

bandwidth adaptation mechanisms and must be able to differentiate between wireless losses and congestion losses.