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We've launched a new type of reports for our Wowza customers, we call it "Daily Stats".
The chart shows basic metrics of Wowza media connections from the table below. You can switch them off and on, thus removing or adding charts. You can also get them on paper by just clicking "Print" link - this will generate printer-friendly version.
Each date is a link to a Single day summary which has detailed data which WMSPanel has on a given day.
Data listed in the table contains the following. You can also switch certain columns off and on to make it fit your screen.
So all you need to do is to pick the dates range and get the table of total numbers.
More useful features are expected in our roadmap. Feel free to try our solution free of charge.
We've launched a new type of reports for our Wowza customers, we call it "Daily Stats".
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| Wowza daily statistics report. |
Each data slice now has its daily granulated statistics. Each day includes a chart and a raw data table.
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| Basic Wowza metrics on a common chart. |
You can see quick general overview of daily stats in this screen cast in addition to description below:
The chart shows basic metrics of Wowza media connections from the table below. You can switch them off and on, thus removing or adding charts. You can also get them on paper by just clicking "Print" link - this will generate printer-friendly version.
Each date is a link to a Single day summary which has detailed data which WMSPanel has on a given day.
Data listed in the table contains the following. You can also switch certain columns off and on to make it fit your screen.
Viewers count (blue bars on the chart) contains amounts of connections for each of Wowza's supported client types: Smooth, Cupertino, SanJose, RTSP, RTMP. And also a sum of those numbers.
Traffic (red curve) data is represented by In, Out and Lost amounts of bytes being transferred. High degree numbers are measured in metric system.
Duration (orange dots) is presented as 2 numbers - average and total play time - and a separate link to Wowza duration report available for a variety of time intervals.
Peak Bandwidth (green curve) shows the maximum transmission speed in bits per second.
So all you need to do is to pick the dates range and get the table of total numbers.
More useful features are expected in our roadmap. Feel free to try our solution free of charge.
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