Hello MOPS 124
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:01:02.000Z"}, {"author": "Ali Begen", "text": "25% of what traffic? These numbers dont really mean anything ...
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:16:49.000Z"}, {"author": "\u00c9ric Vyncke", "text": "possibly only 25% of the US traffic
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:17:56.000Z"}, {"author": "Ali Begen", "text": "Certainly, the US for use, but even how is the total internet traffic measured in a given country? That is such a vague definition.
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:18:44.000Z"}, {"author": "altanai", "text": "can we increase the volume of mic1 @meetecho
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:36:07.000Z"}, {"author": "Lenny Giuliano", "text": "Sorry, I should have been more specific about that. Comcast has reported TNF \u201ccomprises roughly 25\u202fpercent of all internet traffic on Thursday nights\u201d and that it single-handedly \u201cmoved peak data usage on our broadband network from Sunday night to Thursday night.\u201d https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/nfl-mlb-nba-streaming-tv-sports-1235756577/
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:36:24.000Z"}, {"author": "Lorenzo Miniero", "text": "@altanai for remote attendees or in the room? Can you elaborate which mic you mean by mic1?
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:37:11.000Z"}, {"author": "Stephan Wenger", "text": "From an MPEG viewpoint, they don't care whether an RFC is informational or something else.
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:37:44.000Z"}, {"author": "Lenny Giuliano", "text": "Of course, that is a single network, but Comcast is likely a representative sample of what other US carriers are seeing.
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:37:51.000Z"}, {"author": "Matt Green", "text": "In the UK for a big football event that is only delivered online (so no parallel delivery over satellite/terrestrial) we see them peaking a little over 20% of total traffic
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:44:24.000Z"}, {"author": "Mike Blanche", "text": "such events are probably 20-25% of \"internet traffic\" between a CDN and end-user, sure... but much lower impact further into the core/backbone I would imagine...
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:49:04.000Z"}, {"author": "Matt Green", "text": "Oh sure, that's total bandwidth to the end user. We have fairly deep caching from a number of CDNs, so our peering interfaces and core network aren't carrying all of that
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:50:18.000Z"}, {"author": "Ali Begen", "text": "@Stephan, the question remains the same for 3GPP, SVTA, DVB and others. MPEG is just an example.
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:50:29.000Z"}, {"author": "Ali Begen", "text": "@Mike B. indeed, so when one says \"25% of the Internet traffic\", it is quite misleading. If they want to say \"25% of our access capacity\", just say so.
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:52:37.000Z"}, {"author": "Kyle Rose", "text": "Doesn't this really come down to \"bandwidth-seeking applications will push out quality-seeking applications\"? A control system that looks at user experience over a long-ish time period, rather than using O(RTT) feedback like a TCP CC, is probably the general principle required to get media delivery to coexist with other, greedier applications.
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:54:05.000Z"}, {"author": "Kyle Rose", "text": "I think ML et al. are kind of a red herring. There is probably a simple control system that can solve this general coexistence problem.
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:54:55.000Z"}, {"author": "Kyle Rose", "text": "</speaking with hat off>
", "time": "2025-11-03T17:55:07.000Z"}, {"author": "Ali Begen", "text": "That would not be very \"sexy\", Kyle.
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