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| Connection Success Rate by Location |
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Below is shown the total success rate from each location, for all five streams monitored.
Alexandria and Dallas had perfect connectivity which is typical, given that those two cities are major
internet hubs for North America. Atlanta, Toronto and Baltimore had the worst connectivity.
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| Frustration Time by Location |
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Here you can see how the user experience varied across different locations.
The stacked bar graph shows connection time (red), buffer time (green) and rebuffer time (cyan).
The connect time from the Germany scanner to the servers was double the average time, possibly indicating DNS issues.
Germany also had the most rebuffering (interruptions) which are very detrimental to user experience.
Note that although the London scanner had 100% availability, it had longer-than-average connect times and some rebuffering.
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| Bitrate by Location |
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This graph shows the average bit rate experienced from each scanner across all five streams.
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| Bitrate Over Time |
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This graph shows how bitrate varied across time from all scanners and for all streams.
The blue squares represent individual checks.
The steep drop in bitrate at 10:45 reflects the end of the concert and the switch to a looping "Thanks for watching" message,
encoded at 30k.
That data isn't reflected in any of the numbers or graphs above because checks after 10:30pm were trimmed away.
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