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Chapter 7: Troubleshooting Video <strong>Service</strong> in the Field<br />

Step 2<br />

Video pixelizations<br />

– Physical layer problems? = yes<br />

– Check VDSL stats for errors<br />

• FEC errors: Un-correctable FEC errors<br />

• If yes, impulse noise most likely cause, if noise margin at least 6 dB.<br />

• Review Bits/Tone graphs for notches<br />

– Notches = Noise problems<br />

– Check Packet stats<br />

• RTP Stats<br />

• RFC 3357<br />

• Check physical stats<br />

– Video MOS<br />

• Summarize video picture quality with video MOS score<br />

These numbers are very low as<br />

they should be for such a poor picture.<br />

V-MOS should be about 3.5.<br />

With more than one channel being affected, the issue is identifying the<br />

source of the packet problems. Evaluating physical layer metrics over an<br />

access link such as VDSL will help sectionalize the problem.<br />

This shows an example of how this correlation can be easily made. If there<br />

was a packet loss count over the ADSL interface under test, and no counts<br />

for ATM and ADSL layer items, then the packet loss would be upstream of<br />

the DSLAM or remote IP device terminating the ADSL link. The same<br />

analysis can be accomplished at the Ethernet interface.<br />

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