The transition to an IP network introduces several new concepts to help a video engineer understand the flow of video, audio and data across the switching fabric. This presentation will discuss the methodologies involved in monitoring the IP media network and how to troubleshoot issues within the facility.
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Michael Waidson - Tektronix
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2019
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C U R A T E D B Y I P S H O W C A S E T H E AT E R AT N A B – A P R I L 8 -11 , 2 01 9 Monitoring and Measuring IP Media Networks Michael Waidson, Application Engineer Tektronix, Inc. Media Networking Monitoring • Video ST 2110 -20 ‒ Multicast Address, Port, Payload Type • Audio ST 2110 -30 ‒ Multicast Address, Port, Payload Type • Data ST 2110 -40 ‒ Multicast Address, Port, Payload Type • SMPTE 2059 -2 PTP Profile 2 Need some strategy for identification of flows • ‒ 239.20.xxx.xxx, 50020, 96 • ‒ 239.30.xxx.xxx, 50030, 97 • ‒ 239.40.xxx.xxx 50040, 100 • Domain, Message Rates Troubleshooting Basics 3 • Check Cables ‒ Single or Multi Mode • Check SFPs ‒ 1G, 10G, 850nm, 1310nm • Check Port ‒ Up or Down 4 IP Status – Checking Addresses • Check Following ‒ Bitrate ‒ Payload ‒ Addresses ‒ PTP Domain ‒ Sequence Errors ‒ RTP Clock ‒ RTP Marker Frequency Checking Syntax of decoded streams 5 • Check Following ‒ Layer 5 RTP ‒ Marker Bit ‒ Payload Type ‒ Sequence No. ‒ Time Stamp • Can Video & Audio be decoded? Packet Transmission • Asynchronous streams can produces jitter or out of order packets 6 Timestamp xxxxx Sequence Number yyyyy Packet 3 Packet 2 Packet 1 Packet 4 Packet 5 Δt Packet 5 Packet 3 Packet 2 Packet 4 Δt Packet 1 Sender Δt Δt Network Cloud Receiver Δt + aΔt Δt Δt + bΔt Δt + cΔt Δt + dΔt Δt + eΔt Packet Interarrival Time (PIT) • Monitor packet arrival time • Determine out of order packets • Determine Reconstructed Path Errors 7 PIT Histogram • Characteristic signature of device • Narrow Linear • Gapped • Wide Linear 8 ST 2110 Stream Timing 9 PTP Reference Clock 2110 Enabled Device Internal Clock 1 6 3 4 2 2 5 6 0 6 7 2 2 8 3 2 Zero Offset Zero Offset Video Datagram Audio Datagram 0 6 7 2 2 8 3 2 RTP Timestamp 1 6 3 4 2 2 5 6 0 6 7 2 2 8 3 2 1 6 3 4 2 2 5 6 90kHz Clock 48kHz Clock ST 2110 Stream Timing 10 Timing Display • Check PTP Lock • Compare IP video input to PTP • Can compare analog reference to PTP 11 Stream Timing Measurement • Vid PTP offset ‒ Timing of video as received against PTP • Vid RTP offset ‒ Timing of video as received relative to embedded RTP timestamp 12 Network Compatibility Model - Sender • Sender Packet enters a leaky bucket of infinite capacity • The bucket drains a packet ever T DRAIN seconds if a packet is available • C INST instantaneous number of packets in the bucket, should never exceed C MAX 13 C MAX C INST Drain Rate =1/T DRAIN ST2110 Sender Virtual Receiver Buffer Model • Packets from Sender enter a leaky bucket of capacity VRX FULL • Packets enter and leave instantaneously • VRX FULL bucket drain packet j at the Packet Read Schedule TPR J • Sender shall ensure bucket does not overflow • Sender shall ensure packet J is available no later than TPR J does not underflow 14 Packet j drains At time TPR J ST2110 -20 Sender VRX FULL (packets) ST 2110 - 21: Types of Senders 15 • Narrow (N): C max = 4 VRX Full = 8 • Wide (W): Cmax = 16 VRXFull = 720 • Narrow Linear (NL) : C max = 4 VRX Full = 8 Wide - Linear 16 • Do we have a problem ? • Packet Read Schedule ? • Needs to be changed to Wide Linear • Meets requirements for Wide Linear C U R A T E D B Y I P S H O W C A S E T H E AT E R AT N A B – A P R I L 8 -11 , 2 01 9 Thank You Michael Waidson, Tektronix, Inc. michael.h.waidson@tek.com
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