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Tag: NetSense
NetSense 101 Part 4: Q&A
Wrap up our series about bandwidth estimation with a few questions and answers regarding NetSense - a delay-based bandwidth estimation mechanism.
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NetSense 101 Part 3: Delay-based Bandwidth Estimation
NetSense is a bandwidth estimation algorithm that looks at delays instead of packet losses. This trait gives it a significant advantage over other techniques.
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NetSense 101 Part 2: Packet-loss-based Bandwidth Estimation
There’s an industry standard for bandwidth estimation. It might not be the best, but it is how solutions work today. In this post, Tsahi will explain the packet-based bandwidth estimation approach and its limitations.
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NetSense 101 Part 1: Why do we need Bandwidth Estimation?
The fact that our networks are getting faster and wider doesn’t necessarily means that video calling can ignore the simple question of how much bandwidth there is available.
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Computex and Your Next Dating Startup
At Computex 2011 we had a HD 720p video communication demo on a TI OMAP 4 Android tablet. Demo was part of the OESF pavilion. At the conference Amir presented a case study of video for dating services and how the BEEHD solution answers the requirements and challenges for realizing this service.
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Streaming, Video Calling and Bandwidth Estimation
Bandwidth estimation techniques are different between streaming and video calling. They tend to use different approaches as they solve slightly different problems. NetSense is how RADVISION solves bandwidth estimation for video calling.
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