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Using Network Simulators with Video Traces

Video traces for the evaluation of network performance are publicly available today. With the content–dependence of video sequences, the generation of an universal video source model is not possible. As the video models to date all use the video frame sizes for the adjustment of the model parameters, video traces are needed for the application of these models. The design and layout of networks, services, and their respective QoS requires early simulations, discrete event simulators are applied in early development stages. As video traffic is of high importance for current and future networks, the need for video sources in simulator packages arises. In this report, we introduce interfaces from different video traces to three major simulators.