Video Streaming Diagnostics
OwnerSeong Taek Chung, George Ginis +4inventors
InventorsSeong Taek Chung, George Ginis, Peter J. Silverman, Philip Bednarz, Raghvendra Savoor, Zhi Li
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Abstract
A video stream DSL analyzer receives at least non-physical layer management data and physical layer management data and in response generates metric information. The generated metric information is used to characterize the performance of the video stream information and diagnose any problems if necessary. In response to the metric information, the video stream DSL analyzer changes one or more DSL configuration(s) in order to improve performance.
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A method for diagnosing a video stream over a digital subscriber line (DSL) network comprising:
- receiving at least non-physical layer management data and physical layer management data;
- generating metric information in response to at least the non-physical layer management data and the physical layer management data;
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- changing at least one DSL configuration in response to generating the metric information.
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A video stream DSL analyzer comprising:
- receiving means operative to receive at least non-physical layer management data and physical layer management data;
- generating means operative to generate metric information in response to at least the non-physical layer management data and the physical layer management data, wherein the generating means is coupled to the receiving means;
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- means operative to change a DSL configuration in response to the generated metric information.
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Memory containing instructions executable by one or more processors to:
- receive at least non-physical layer management data and physical layer management data;
- generate metric information in response to at least the non-physical layer management data and the physical layer management data;
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- change at least one DSL configuration in response to generating the metric information.
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