is producer.stats affects consumer.stats ?

mediasoup libraries
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Hi everyone : )

Using RTC Statistics provided by mediasoup, I am trying to diagnose user network problems. I found that network issues on the sender’s side affect the receiver’s statistics. For example testing with two devices, when I apply 50% of packet loss on the sender side (producer stats) it shown up in the reciver stats (rtp-outbound part of the consumer stats) but not exactly the same number (26% in my test). This also happens with jitter and roundTripTime sometimes.

In that case, what would be the best way for a receiver to get pure statistics (independent of his or her sender stats) and to provide feedback about his or her network situation?

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Why don’t you check your server and see why it’s lagging like that?

Perform a trace route at 1.1.1.1 for a while and see what it reveals, try different end-points over.

Specific user lag you can’t worry about, nor is it worth it to monitor and report back especially if they’re lagging haha…

I will mention some tips that help all my chatters though,

  1. If on WIFI make sure you’re on 5GHz as 2.4GHz drops and isn’t real-time.
  2. Reboot your modem as majority of household modems use Puma 6 Chipset and packet-loss kicks in.
  3. Make sure CPU isn’t 100% used and network download/upload are good enough for what you’re pushing.

Beyond that, not much you can do, don’t find reasons to tell them their setup is crappy haha.

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@BronzedBroth thanks but i think you miss understand my question.

my question: is how can i calculate pure packetLoss percentage of consumer stats without affecting by producer packetLoss .

UPDATE: problem is just for packetLoss and not jitter and RTT