lib-jitsi-meet/modules/connectivity/ConnectionQuality.js

import * as ConnectionQualityEvents
    from "../../service/connectivity/ConnectionQualityEvents";
import * as ConferenceEvents from "../../JitsiConferenceEvents";
import {getLogger} from "jitsi-meet-logger";
import RTCBrowserType from "../RTC/RTCBrowserType";

var XMPPEvents = require('../../service/xmpp/XMPPEvents');
var VideoType = require('../../service/RTC/VideoType');
var Resolutions = require("../../service/RTC/Resolutions");

const logger = getLogger(__filename);

/**
 * The value to use for the "type" field for messages sent by ConnectionQuality
 * over the data channel.
 */
const STATS_MESSAGE_TYPE = "stats";

/**
 * See media/engine/simulcast.ss from webrtc.org
 */
const kSimulcastFormats = [
    { width: 1920, height: 1080, layers:3, max: 5000, target: 4000, min: 800 },
    { width: 1280, height: 720,  layers:3, max: 2500, target: 2500, min: 600 },
    { width: 960,  height: 540,  layers:3, max: 900,  target: 900, min: 450 },
    { width: 640,  height: 360,  layers:2, max: 700,  target: 500, min: 150 },
    { width: 480,  height: 270,  layers:2, max: 450,  target: 350, min: 150 },
    { width: 320,  height: 180,  layers:1, max: 200,  target: 150, min: 30 }
];

/**
 * The initial bitrate for video in kbps.
 */
var startBitrate = 800;

/**
 * Gets the expected bitrate (in kbps) in perfect network conditions.
 * @param simulcast {boolean} whether simulcast is enabled or not.
 * @param resolution {Resolution} the resolution.
 * @param millisSinceStart {number} the number of milliseconds since sending
 * video started.
 */
function getTarget(simulcast, resolution, millisSinceStart) {
    // Completely ignore the bitrate in the first 5 seconds, as the first
    // event seems to fire very early and the value is suspicious and causes
    // false positives.
    if (millisSinceStart < 5000) {
        return 1;
    }

    let target = 0;
    let height = Math.min(resolution.height, resolution.width);

    if (simulcast) {
        // Find the first format with height no bigger than ours.
        let simulcastFormat = kSimulcastFormats.find(f => f.height <= height);
        if (simulcastFormat) {
            // Sum the target fields from all simulcast layers for the given
            // resolution (e.g. 720p + 360p + 180p).
            for (height = simulcastFormat.height; height >= 180; height /=2) {
                simulcastFormat
                    = kSimulcastFormats.find(f => f.height == height);
                if (simulcastFormat) {
                    target += simulcastFormat.target;
                } else {
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        // See GetMaxDefaultVideoBitrateKbps in
        // media/engine/webrtcvideoengine2.cc from webrtc.org
        const pixels = resolution.width * resolution.height;
        if (pixels <= 320 * 240) {
            target = 600;
        } else if (pixels <= 640 * 480) {
            target =  1700;
        } else if (pixels <= 960 * 540) {
            target = 2000;
        } else {
            target = 2500;
        }
    }

    // Allow for an additional 1 second for ramp up -- delay any initial drop
    // of connection quality by 1 second.
    return Math.min(target, rampUp(Math.max(0, millisSinceStart - 1000)));
}

/**
 * Gets the bitrate to which GCC would have ramped up in perfect network
 * conditions after millisSinceStart milliseconds.
 * @param millisSinceStart {number} the number of milliseconds since sending
 * video was enabled.
 */
function rampUp(millisSinceStart) {
    if (millisSinceStart > 60000) {
        return Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER;
    }
    // According to GCC the send side bandwidth estimation grows with at most
    // 8% per second.
    // https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-rmcat-gcc-02#section-5.5
    return startBitrate * Math.pow(1.08, millisSinceStart / 1000);
}

/**
 * A class which monitors the local statistics coming from the RTC modules, and
 * calculates a "connection quality" value, in percent, for the media
 * connection. A value of 100% indicates a very good network connection, and a
 * value of 0% indicates a poor connection.
 */
export default class ConnectionQuality {
    constructor(conference, eventEmitter, options) {
        this.eventEmitter = eventEmitter;

        /**
         * The owning JitsiConference.
         */
        this._conference = conference;

        /**
         * Whether simulcast is supported. Note that even if supported, it is
         * currently not used for screensharing.
         */
        this._simulcast
            = !options.disableSimulcast && RTCBrowserType.supportsSimulcast();

        /**
         * Holds statistics about the local connection quality.
         */
        this._localStats = {connectionQuality: 100};

        /**
         * The time this._localStats.connectionQuality was last updated.
         */
        this._lastConnectionQualityUpdate = -1;

        /**
         * Maps a participant ID to an object holding connection quality
         * statistics received from this participant.
         */
        this._remoteStats = {};

        /**
         * The time that the ICE state last changed to CONNECTED. We use this
         * to calculate how much time we as a sender have had to ramp-up.
         */
        this._timeIceConnected = -1;

        /**
         * The time that local video was unmuted. We use this to calculate how
         * much time we as a sender have had to ramp-up.
         */
        this._timeVideoUnmuted = -1;


        // We assume a global startBitrate value for the sake of simplicity.
        if (options.startBitrate && options.startBitrate > 0) {
            startBitrate = options.startBitrate;
        }

        // TODO: consider ignoring these events and letting the user of
        // lib-jitsi-meet handle these separately.
        conference.on(
            ConferenceEvents.CONNECTION_INTERRUPTED,
            () => {
                this._updateLocalConnectionQuality(0);
                this.eventEmitter.emit(
                    ConnectionQualityEvents.LOCAL_STATS_UPDATED,
                    this._localStats);
                this._broadcastLocalStats();
            });

        conference.room.addListener(
            XMPPEvents.ICE_CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGED,
            (newState) => {
                if (newState === 'connected') {
                    this._timeIceConnected = window.performance.now();
                }
            });

        // Listen to DataChannel message from other participants in the
        // conference, and update the _remoteStats field accordingly.
        conference.on(
            ConferenceEvents.ENDPOINT_MESSAGE_RECEIVED,
            (participant, payload) => {
                if (payload.type === STATS_MESSAGE_TYPE) {
                    this._updateRemoteStats(
                        participant.getId(), payload.values);
                }
        });

        // Listen to local statistics events originating from the RTC module
        // and update the _localStats field.
        // Oh, and by the way, the resolutions of all remote participants are
        // also piggy-backed in these "local" statistics. It's obvious, really,
        // if one carefully reads the *code* (but not the docs) in
        // UI/VideoLayout/VideoLayout.js#updateLocalConnectionStats in
        // jitsi-meet
        // TODO: We should keep track of the remote resolution in _remoteStats,
        // and notify about changes via separate events.
        conference.on(
            ConferenceEvents.CONNECTION_STATS,
            this._updateLocalStats.bind(this));

        // Save the last time we were unmuted.
        conference.on(
            ConferenceEvents.TRACK_MUTE_CHANGED,
            (track) => {
                if (track.isVideoTrack()) {
                    if (track.isMuted()) {
                        this._timeVideoUnmuted = -1;
                    } else {
                        this._maybeUpdateUnmuteTime();
                    }
                }
            });
        conference.on(
            ConferenceEvents.TRACK_ADDED,
            (track) => {
                if (track.isVideoTrack() && !track.isMuted())                {
                    this._maybeUpdateUnmuteTime();
                }
            });
    }

    /**
     * Sets _timeVideoUnmuted if it was previously unset. If it was already set,
     * doesn't change it.
     */
    _maybeUpdateUnmuteTime() {
        if (this._timeVideoUnmuted < 0) {
            this._timeVideoUnmuted = window.performance.now();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Calculates a new "connection quality" value.
     * @param videoType {VideoType} the type of the video source (camera or
     * a screen capture).
     * @param isMuted {boolean} whether the local video is muted.
     * @param resolutionName {Resolution} the input resolution used by the
     * camera.
     * @returns {*} the newly calculated connection quality.
     */
    _calculateConnectionQuality(videoType, isMuted, resolutionName) {

        // resolutionName is an index into Resolutions (where "720" is
        // "1280x720" and "960" is "960x720" ...).
        const resolution = Resolutions[resolutionName];

        let quality = 100;
        let packetLoss;
        // TODO: take into account packet loss for received streams
        if (this._localStats.packetLoss) {
            packetLoss = this._localStats.packetLoss.upload;

            // Ugly Hack Alert (UHA):
            // The packet loss for the upload direction is calculated based on
            // incoming RTCP Receiver Reports. Since we don't have RTCP
            // termination for audio, these reports come from the actual
            // receivers in the conference and therefore the reported packet
            // loss includes loss from the bridge to the receiver.
            // When we are sending video this effect is small, because the
            // number of video packets is much larger than the number of audio
            // packets (and our calculation is based on the total number of
            // received and lost packets).
            // When video is muted, however, the effect might be significant,
            // but we don't know what it is. We do know that it is positive, so
            // as a temporary solution, until RTCP termination is implemented
            // for the audio streams, we relax the packet loss checks here.
            if (isMuted) {
                packetLoss *= 0.5;
            }
        }

        if (isMuted || !resolution || videoType === VideoType.DESKTOP
            || this._timeIceConnected < 0
            || this._timeVideoUnmuted < 0) {

            // Calculate a value based on packet loss only.
            if (packetLoss === undefined) {
                logger.error("Cannot calculate connection quality, unknown "
                    + "packet loss.");
                quality = 100;
            } else if (packetLoss <= 2) {
                quality = 100; // Full 5 bars.
            } else if (packetLoss <= 4) {
                quality = 70; // 4 bars
            } else if (packetLoss <= 6) {
                quality = 50; // 3 bars
            } else if (packetLoss <= 8) {
                quality = 30; // 2 bars
            } else if (packetLoss <= 12) {
                quality = 10; // 1 bars
            } else {
                quality = 0; // Still 1 bar, but slower climb-up.
            }
        } else {
            // Calculate a value based on the sending bitrate.

            // time since sending of video was enabled.
            const millisSinceStart = window.performance.now()
                    - Math.max(this._timeVideoUnmuted, this._timeIceConnected);

            // expected sending bitrate in perfect conditions
            let target
                = getTarget(this._simulcast, resolution, millisSinceStart);
            target = 0.9 * target;

            quality = 100 * this._localStats.bitrate.upload / target;

            // Whatever the bitrate, drop early if there is significant loss
            if (packetLoss && packetLoss >= 10) {
                quality = Math.min(quality, 30);
            }
        }

        // Make sure that the quality doesn't climb quickly
        if (this._lastConnectionQualityUpdate > 0)        {
            const maxIncreasePerSecond = 2;
            const prevConnectionQuality = this._localStats.connectionQuality;
            const diffSeconds
                = (window.performance.now()
                    - this._lastConnectionQualityUpdate) / 1000;
            quality = Math.min(
                quality,
                prevConnectionQuality + diffSeconds * maxIncreasePerSecond);
        }

        return Math.min(100, quality);
    }

    /**
     * Updates the localConnectionQuality value
     * @param values {number} the new value. Should be in [0, 100].
     */
    _updateLocalConnectionQuality(value) {
        this._localStats.connectionQuality = value;
        this._lastConnectionQualityUpdate = window.performance.now();
    }

    /**
     * Broadcasts the local statistics to all other participants in the
     * conference.
     */
    _broadcastLocalStats() {
        // Send only the data that remote participants care about.
        const data = {
            bitrate: this._localStats.bitrate,
            packetLoss: this._localStats.packetLoss,
            connectionQuality: this._localStats.connectionQuality
        };

        // TODO: It looks like the remote participants don't really "care"
        // about the resolution, and they look at their local rendered
        // resolution instead. Consider removing this.
        const localVideoTrack
            = this._conference.getLocalVideoTrack();
        if (localVideoTrack && localVideoTrack.resolution) {
            data.resolution = localVideoTrack.resolution;
        }

        try {
            this._conference.broadcastEndpointMessage({
                type: STATS_MESSAGE_TYPE,
                values: data });
        } catch (e) {
            // We often hit this in the beginning of a call, before the data
            // channel is ready. It is not a big problem, because we will
            // send the statistics again after a few seconds, and the error is
            // already logged elsewhere. So just ignore it.

            //let errorMsg = "Failed to broadcast local stats";
            //logger.error(errorMsg, e);
            //GlobalOnErrorHandler.callErrorHandler(
            //    new Error(errorMsg + ": " + e));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Updates the local statistics
     * @param data new statistics
     */
    _updateLocalStats(data) {
        let key;
        const updateLocalConnectionQuality
            = !this._conference.isConnectionInterrupted();
        const localVideoTrack
            = this._conference.getLocalVideoTrack();
        const videoType
            = localVideoTrack ? localVideoTrack.videoType : undefined;
        const isMuted = localVideoTrack ? localVideoTrack.isMuted() : true;
        const resolution = localVideoTrack ? localVideoTrack.resolution : null;

        if (!isMuted) {
            this._maybeUpdateUnmuteTime();
        }

        // Copy the fields already in 'data'.
        for (key in data) {
            if (data.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
                this._localStats[key] = data[key];
            }
        }

        // And re-calculate the connectionQuality field.
        if (updateLocalConnectionQuality) {
            this._updateLocalConnectionQuality(
                this._calculateConnectionQuality(
                    videoType,
                    isMuted,
                    resolution));
        }

        this.eventEmitter.emit(
            ConnectionQualityEvents.LOCAL_STATS_UPDATED,
            this._localStats);
        this._broadcastLocalStats();
    }

    /**
     * Updates remote statistics
     * @param id the id of the remote participant
     * @param data the statistics received
     */
    _updateRemoteStats(id, data) {
            // Use only the fields we need
            this._remoteStats[id] = {
                bitrate: data.bitrate,
                packetLoss: data.packetLoss,
                connectionQuality: data.connectionQuality
            };

            this.eventEmitter.emit(
                ConnectionQualityEvents.REMOTE_STATS_UPDATED,
                id,
                this._remoteStats[id]);
    }

    /**
     * Returns the local statistics.
     * Exported only for use in jitsi-meet-torture.
     */
    getStats() {
        return this._localStats;
    }
}