ABSTRACT:Video transmission over the wireless network faces many challenges. The most critical challenge is related to packet loss. To overcome the problem of packet loss, Forward Error Correction is used by adding extra packets known as redundant packet or parity packet. Currently, FEC mechanisms have been adopted together with Automatic Repeat request (ARQ) mechanism to overcome packet losses and avoid network congestion in various wireless network conditions. In the current work An Enhanced Random Early Detection Forward Error Correction (ERED-FEC) mechanism is implemented to improve the quality of video transmissions over Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs). The aim is to improve recovery performance on the current Adaptive FEC mechanism by injecting FEC packets dynamically based on varying wireless network conditions. Based on the findings, the optimal amount of FEC generated by Enface mechanism can recover high packet loss and produce good video quality
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