Video Call QoE Test Report

You can collect video call metrics from the test report and analyze them to improve call quality. Quality metrics such as jitter, latency, packet loss, and video frame rate are displayed in addition to call details. This information is displayed for both participants in the call.

Complete the following steps to view the Video Call QoE Test Report page:
  1. On the Navigation bar, click App Experience > Video Call QoE. The Video Call QoE page is displayed.
  2. Click Test Call Name attribute. The Video Call QoE Test Report page is displayed.
Video Call QoE Test Report Page

The Video Call Report contains the following components:

  • Participants Details table
  • Zoom Call Statistics tile

Participants Details Table

The Participants Details table displays exhaustive information about the call, such as the client MAC address, participant name, IP address, network type, AP name, AP MAC address, SSID, radio frequency, join time, leave time, and Wi-Fi connection quality. You can select the MAC address of the client for the participants by clicking the Edit icon () in the Client MAC column. You can also pause the pointer over the status capsule in the Wi-Fi Connection Quality column for more information about RSS, SNR, throughput estimate, and average MCS (downlink). A video call of good quality is displayed as a green capsule with text "Good" in the Wi-Fi Connection Quality column, a poor quality call is displayed as a red capsule with text "Bad", and an average quality call is displayed as a gray capsule with text "Average". You must click the Select Client MAC icon, and select the client for each participant to view the Wi-Fi statistics.

To view the troubleshooting information, click AP MAC attribute. The Client Troubleshooting Page is displayed. For more information , refer to .

To view the AP details report, Click AP attribute. The AP Details Report page is displayed. For more information , refer to .

Zoom Call Statistics Tile

The Zoom Call Statistics tile provides time-series graph and table representation of jitters, latency, packet loss, and video frame rate experience in the call. Pausing the pointer over the time-series graph at a particular point displays the details of the respective quality metric at that time during the call. You can include or exclude the Tx and Rx values of both audio and video for each quality metric in the call statistics by selecting or deselecting the respective traffic type.
  • Jitter: Displays jitters produced during the call in milliseconds (ms) for both participants for the duration of the call. The participant with lower jitter values experienced better call quality.
    Jitter Time-series Graph
  • Latency: Displays latency (delay) produced during the call in milliseconds (ms) for both participants for the duration of the call. The participant with lower latency values experienced better call quality because there was minimum or no delay in audio and video transmission.
    Latency Time-series Graph
  • Packet Loss: Displays the percentage of data packets lost during video and audio transmission for both participants. The participant with lower values experienced better call quality because there was minimum or no data loss during audio and video transmission.
    Packet Loss Time-series Graph
  • Video Frame Rate: Displays the number of video frames transmitted and received between both participants during the call. If the video call was successful for both participants, these values will be the same. The participant with lower frames per second experiences poor video quality.
    Video Frame Rate Time-series Graph