Quality Analysis of Streaming Video Services Based on the 802.11, Nstreme and NV2 Protocols on Wireless Networks

Basically, the quality of video streaming services is very dependent Quality on Service (QoS) issues. This study aims to analyze the quality of video streaming based on 802.11, Nstreme, and NV2 protocols on wireless networks. Measurement of video streaming service quality based on 802.11, Nstreme, and NV2 protocols according to the parameters of delayed Service Quality, packet loss, jitter and throughput with the help of the wireshark application. The research is conducted by streaming video using data packages with the distance between the sending point and the same recipient in each of the 802.11, Nstreme, and NV2 protocols. The results show that video streaming services on wireless networks based on the Nstreme protocol are proven to be better than 802.11 and NV2 protocols, this is known based on the parameters of delay, packet loss and throughput. However, if it is based on the parameters of the quality of video streaming services based on the NV2 protocol, it is better than 802.11 or Nstreme protocols.