v3:Separator3<180> default No Separator element used for Not applicable future schema extensions. xs:int Inbound Total video packets received Packets during the call. v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets received Packets out of order during the call. v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets received Packets out of sequence but were successfully ordered. v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets dropped Packets resulting from high jitter/packet loss during high bitrate video calls. v4: xs:int Inbound Maximum reordering extent of received reordered packets. Reordering extent is defined by section 4.2. v4: xs:int Inbound Maximum late time offset of received reordered packets in 100ns units. Late time offset is defined by [RFC4737] section 4.3. v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets received Packets by the network, but discarded because they arrived too late relative to other packets, due to high network jitter. v4:Separator4<188> default No Separator element used for Not applicable future schema extensions. v3:SendCodecTypes Element This is filled by the codec name, as specified in section 3.1.5.3 or section 6 concatenated by a string that describes the type of codec resource used.<189> The codec resource choices for outbound direction (that is, encoding) are as follows: Type String Description Software SW Software encoding integrated in app, running on CPU. Inbox Software SWI Software encoding using Operating System component, running on CPU. Hardware HW Hardware encoding integrated in app, running on DSP or dedicated hardware.
v3:Separator3<180> default No Separator element used for future schema extensions. Not applicable xs:int Inbound Total video packets received during the call. Packets v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets received out of order during the call. Packets v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets received out of sequence but were successfully ordered. Packets v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets dropped resulting from high jitter/packet loss during high bitrate video calls. Packets v4: xs:int Inbound Maximum reordering extent of received reordered packets. Reordering extent is defined by section 4.2. v4: xs:int Inbound Maximum late time offset of received reordered packets in 100ns units. Late time offset is defined by [RFC4737] section 4.3. v4: xs:int Inbound Total video packets received by the network, but discarded because they arrived too late relative to other packets, due to high network jitter. Packets v4:Separator4<188> default No Separator element used for future schema extensions. Not applicable v3:SendCodecTypes Element This is filled by the codec name, as specified in section 3.1.5.3 or section 6 concatenated by a string that describes the type of codec resource used.<189> The codec resource choices for outbound direction (that is, encoding) are as follows: Type String Description Software SW Software encoding integrated in app, running on CPU. Inbox Software SWI Software encoding using Operating System component, running on CPU. Hardware HW Hardware encoding integrated in app, running on DSP or dedicated hardware.