RTCP XR Block for Summary Statistics Metric Reporting draft-ietf-xrblock-rtcp-xr-summarystat-00 Glen Zorn ([email protected]) Roland Scott ([email protected]) Qin Wu ( [email protected] ) Rachel Huang ( [email protected] ) 11/6/2015 xrblock IETF.
Download ReportTranscript RTCP XR Block for Summary Statistics Metric Reporting draft-ietf-xrblock-rtcp-xr-summarystat-00 Glen Zorn ([email protected]) Roland Scott ([email protected]) Qin Wu ( [email protected] ) Rachel Huang ( [email protected] ) 11/6/2015 xrblock IETF.
RTCP XR Block for Summary Statistics Metric Reporting draft-ietf-xrblock-rtcp-xr-summarystat-00 Glen Zorn ([email protected]) Roland Scott ([email protected]) Qin Wu ( [email protected] ) Rachel Huang ( [email protected] ) 11/6/2015 xrblock IETF 84 Vancouver Document Status • The draft defines three XR Blocks – – The first two reporting of burst gap loss/ discard, summary statistics The third reporting Frame Impairment Statistics • The new milestone updated in July 9 recently. • 00 WG draft was submitted in July 30. • Changes from previous version. – – – – 11/6/2015 1-bit Interval metric flag is expanded into 2 bits to cover sample metric usage. Block length correction and other typos fixed. Reference update. Other editorial changes. xrblock IETF 84 Vancouver Issue# Which Discard Type is used? • Burst/Gap Discard Rates are calculated based on the metric obtained from draft-ietf-xrblockdiscard (i.e., the total number of packet discards). • In draft-ietf-xrblock-discard-05, 4 types of packet discards have been specified. • Which discard type should be used to calculate gap discard rate? – It was agreed to use discard type 3 (i.e.,the total number of discarded packets due to both early and late to be played out.) – Agreed not to take duplication into account. 11/6/2015 xrblock IETF 84 Vancouver Follow Up • Questions and comments? • Document will be updated based on feedback we received so far, thanks. 11/6/2015 xrblock IETF 84 Vancouver