Adaptive resource control for video streaming

A method for wireless communications by a network entity, comprising:

• obtaining, from a first wireless device, position of view data associated with a video bitstream;
• outputting, to a second wireless device, a first encoded video frame of a set of video frames associated with the video bitstream, wherein the first encoded video frame is generated based at least in part on the position of view data from the first wireless device, and wherein output of the first encoded video frame is associated with a first timestamp;
• obtaining, from the second wireless device, an acknowledgement message associated with the first encoded video frame, wherein obtaining of the acknowledgement message is associated with a second timestamp;
• and
• outputting, to the second wireless device, a second encoded video frame of the set of video frames, wherein the second encoded video frame is encoded using a second bitrate that is different from a first bitrate used to encode the first encoded video frame, and wherein the second bitrate is based at least in part on a client round trip time (CRTT) corresponding to the first timestamp and the second timestamp.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing code for wireless communications, the code comprising instructions executable by one or more processors to:

• obtain, from a first wireless device, position of view data associated with a video bitstream;
• output, to a second wireless device, a first encoded video frame of a set of video frames associated with the video bitstream, wherein the first encoded video frame is generated based at least in part on the position of view data from the first wireless device, and wherein output of the first encoded video frame is associated with a first timestamp;
• obtain, from the second wireless device, an acknowledgement message associated with the first encoded video frame, wherein obtaining of the acknowledgement message is associated with a second timestamp;
• and
• output, to the second wireless device, a second encoded video frame of the set of video frames, wherein the second encoded video frame is encoded using a second bitrate that is different from a first bitrate used to encode the first encoded video frame, and wherein the second bitrate is based at least in part on a client round trip time (CRTT) corresponding to the first timestamp and the second timestamp.