QCON: Seamless QoE-Aware 5G Streaming via Multi-Connectivity
summary
QCON leverages 5G multi‑connectivity inside the RAN to infer frame‑level QoE by parsing RTP headers and to drive a QoE Monitor that only uses backup 4G capacity when frame deadlines risk missing. It implements jitter-adaptive multi-link scheduling to keep application congestion controllers stable and a priority-based re-injection using RAN priority queues for urgent frames. Prototype runs in an Open‑RAN testbed (OpenAirInterface, USRP B210, Pixel phones) and on driving traces; it reports about 2.1× higher bitrates and 4–5× improved tail frame rates with efficient radio use.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Q-CoN and 5G streaming challenges
- 1:24Limitations of 5G and multipath transport
- 4:36Multi-connectivity in 5G RAN
- 7:52Tracking frame-level QoE in RAN
- 10:37Jitter-adaptive multi-link scheduling
- 12:03Priority-based multi-link re-injection
- 13:06Q-CoN evaluation in emulation and tests
- 15:14Conclusion
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