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RTCP High Resolution Metrics Draft-clark-avt-rtcp-hr-02.txt Alan Clark, Amy Pendleton, Rajesh Kumar, Kevin Connon, Geoff Hunt Resolution of comments Major changes from -01 to -02 Extensive rewrite of model for handling translators -


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RTCP High Resolution Metrics Draft-clark-avt-rtcp-hr-02.txt

Alan Clark, Amy Pendleton, Rajesh Kumar, Kevin Connon, Geoff Hunt

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Resolution of comments

  • Major changes from -01 to -02

– Extensive rewrite of model for handling translators - rewrite of Section 2 and new Section 5 (Geoff Hunt)

  • Consistent with RFC3550 in terms of RTCP handling
  • Applicable to various practical network scenarios, e.g. SBC’s

– Added Correlation Tag (Rajesh Kumar)

  • Permits a range of application dependant correlation tags to be used,

to facilitate correlation with signaling (e.g. SIP Call-ID)

– Removed fields related to codec type and other parameters typically negotiated via SDP

  • Per agreement reached at previous IETF
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Translators

RTP end system a translator b translator x translator y RTP end system z

End-system metrics sent end-to-end. May be monitored by translators in the path. Local metrics only. An end system transmits only end- end metrics but some of these may be interpreted by the receiving translator as local metrics. RTP media

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Resolution of comments

  • Comments on -02 draft

– 16 bit Map field + 8 bit length field inconsistent with RFC3611, hence breaks compatibility

  • Changed back to 8 bit Map + 16 bit length

– Extensive comments on PDV parameters (e.g. meaning of average for PPDV vs MAPDV vs IPDV)

  • Resolved in editing session

– Very detailed comments from Keith Lantz!!!!

  • Worked through most of these in editing session
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PDV metrics

  • PPDV - as per RFC3550

– Report sampled value of J(I)

  • MAPDV /IPDV metrics

– Report as defined however may reset at start of interval

  • Jitter range metrics

– Made Percentile = percentage within threshold – Allow 100% to mean that positive/negative threshold values are peak values

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Resolution of comments

  • Editing session on -02 draft

– Changed Map field length back to 8 bit to avoid breaking XR frame structure – Reviewed and incorporated Keith Lantz’ comments – Updated definitions of average PDV to be consistent with the base definitions of these (e.g. PPDV -> RFC3550 J(I)) – Added the PDV type field to the Delay and PDV metrics block (was mislabelled) – Put placeholder for high/low water mark (metrics need to be defined)

  • 03 draft roughed out - should finish incorporating comments

in 2-3 weeks

  • Consider making this a WG draft?