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AIS Field Test

HTTP adaptive bitrate streaming is becoming a very common method used for video viewing over the internet. It allows a client device to receive “Over-The-Top” (OTT) audiovisual delivery in the Internet, from a Video-on-Demand streaming service, in the form of small successive segments (a few second long).
However, when it comes to multiple devices streaming in the home, todays technologies still encounter quality issues resulting from uncontrolled competition for access bandwidth. The result is a poor viewing experience with slow start time, bigger buffering and frequent video freezes.

Technicolor’s Adaptive Intelligent Streaming (AIS) solves that issue by offering a fair bandwidth share and optimum simultaneous viewing experience for multiple users.

The Network Evolution project has planned to measure in a field test:
• * the real impact of bandwidth competition in an operational Video-on-Demand system, and
• * the improvement gained with AIS enabled solution

We target this AIS test on the M-Go Video-on-Demand (VoD) service with selected end users. They will play MPEG-DASH [1] multimedia content on two Android tablets.

We expect from testers that they engage to:
• * use the M-GO VoD service on both tablets concurrently as often as possible (at least ?) during the field test period,
• * fulfill the user feedback satisfaction survey at the end of each movie,
• * return back to Technicolor all the devices lent for the field test purpose.

The answers to the screening questions will help us select end-users.

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Question 1

Thank you to enter here your pseudonym

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Question 2

Enter your name

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Question 3

Company

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Question 4

Enter your email address

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Question 5

Are you living in a multi-tenant home?

In case of NO, you can ignore the rest of the Questionnaire.

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Question 6

How many occupants living together on a daily basis?

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Question 7

Do you already use a Replay or a Catch-Up TV service?

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Question 8

Do you already use a Video-on-Demand service?

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Question 9

In case, you already used a Video-on-Demand service, which kind of service?

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Comments

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Question 10

Assuming you have (you will have) 2 video terminals equipped with a VoD application and the associated subscription rights.

Do you think you could be in a situation accessing the VoD service concurrently from the 2 devices (e.g. 2 home occupants watch separately a video from a VoD service)?

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Question 11

What is your Internet access service?

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Question 12

Who is your provider?

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Question 13

What is the maximum bandwidth in the downlink (measured)?
(could be UNKNOWN)

[<]value in Megabit per second[>] or UNKNOWN

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Question 14

What is the maximum bandwidth in the uplink (measured)?
(could be UNKNOWN)

[<]value in Megabit per second[>] or UNKNOWN

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Question 15

Do you have WiFi at home?

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Question 16

In case you have WiFi at home, which band do you use?

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Question 17

In case you have WiFi at home, how many wireless terminals are regularly connected (including Smartphones)?

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Question 18

How many wired connection (Ethernet) do you use at the rear of your Residential Gateway?

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