2018
DOI: 10.4108/eai.13-7-2018.160390
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Effect of Packet Loss and Reorder on Quality of Audio Streaming

Abstract: In this paper, Audio QoE assessment experiments were conducted by using network parameters such as packet loss and reorder. The network model was created by using three computers, which includes sender, receiver, and middle between Linux based router machines was configured. NetEm tool was used to disturb the on-going network traffic to real-time packet loss and reorder in the broadcasting environment. VLC player was used to broadcasting and recording audio from sender to receiver machines and audios were pres… Show more

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“…The PLR constraint is 0.01. As shown in [41], the impairment is almost imperceptible for audio transmission with PLR 10 −2 . For all the scenarios, the energy consumption decreases with increasing average channel SNR because it is possible to use a high FEC code rate at high channel SNR to achieve the PLR constraint, and thus save energy.…”
Section: Performance Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The PLR constraint is 0.01. As shown in [41], the impairment is almost imperceptible for audio transmission with PLR 10 −2 . For all the scenarios, the energy consumption decreases with increasing average channel SNR because it is possible to use a high FEC code rate at high channel SNR to achieve the PLR constraint, and thus save energy.…”
Section: Performance Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In contrast to the cloud, where all data is transmitted to and stored in a centralized way, edge computing provides additional resources to take the load from the cloud [48]. Especially low-latency application fields, like real-time analytics or video surveillance, can benefit from the increased bandwidth and reduced latency realized by edge computing [49,50]. Also, the geographically distributed nature of large IoT networks is prone to unstable network connections [51].…”
Section: Principles Of Edge Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers have also indicated the emerging requirement of more research and development related to cloud event services present in cloud computing using real-world applications. Research is going on event services on cloud computing perspective of applications that how cloud computing support much better to multiple applications of organizations, and in this regard, many researchers are researching the analysis of cloud computing for applications [35]. A study has been carried out in demonstrating the fact that, by using patterns found in common cloud computing, mobile cloud computing can be optimized to use fewer resources.…”
Section: Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%