Title: On the Quality of Experience of SopCast
1On the Quality of Experience of SopCast
Benny Fallica, Yue Lu, Fernando Kuipers, Rob
Kooij, and Piet Van Mieghem
2Introduction
- P2PTV is increasingly popular
- Has P2PTV advantages over IPTV?
- Quality of Service
- Scalability
- Security
- Quality of Experience
-
- Aim of this talk Discuss Quality of Experience
of SopCast
3Overview
- Experimental set-up
- Traffic characteristics
- Quality of Experience
- Conclusions
4Experimental set-up
- Source Provider SopCast Server
- Each node SopCast Client, TCPDump, VLC, Perl
scripts. - Nodes join and leave, view our TV channel
- Capture traffic at each node. (gt40GB data)
- Capture the received stream at each node
- off-line QoE evaluation.
5Traffic characteristics (1/3)
6Traffic characteristics (2/3)
- Parents upload rate per peer
7Traffic characteristics (3/3)
Y. Lu, F.A. Kuipers, M. Janic, and P. Van
Mieghem, E2E blocking probability of IPTV and
P2PTV, Proc. of IFIP Networking 2008,
Singapore, 2008 (nominated for best paper award).
8Quality of Experience (1/4)
- What? Video Quality in terms of MOS
- How? Use VQM (ITU-T R.144)
- Result Hardly any degradation of video quality
9Quality of Experience (2/4)
- What? Audio-Video synchronization
- How? Use Audio-Video test sequence
- Result audio-video 210 ms out-of-sync
10Quality of Experience (3/4)
- What? Channel Zapping time
- How? Measure through automated script
- Result Zapping time unacceptably high
11Quality of Experience (4/4)
- What? Synchronization among peers
- How? Capture clips at several nodes
simultaneously
- Result Peer lag of 3 seconds
12Conclusions
- Observation of SopCast traffic characteristics
- Evaluation of various aspects of QoE for SopCast
users - Provided many innovative measurement methods
13(No Transcript)