A First Look at Quality of Mobile Live Streaming Experience: the Case of Periscope
Matti Siekkinen, Enrico Masala, Teemu K\"am\"ar\"ainen

TL;DR
This paper investigates the quality of experience in mobile live streaming through Periscope, analyzing usage patterns, protocols, video quality, latency, and energy consumption to understand user experience.
Contribution
It provides the first comprehensive analysis of Periscope's QoE factors, including protocol usage, performance metrics, and energy impact on mobile devices.
Findings
Periscope uses specific streaming protocols optimized for mobile.
Playback smoothness and latency are key QoE indicators.
Energy consumption varies significantly during live streaming.
Abstract
Live multimedia streaming from mobile devices is rapidly gaining popularity but little is known about the QoE they provide. In this paper, we examine the Periscope service. We first crawl the service in order to understand its usage patterns. Then, we study the protocols used, the typical quality of experience indicators, such as playback smoothness and latency, video quality, and the energy consumption of the Android application.
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