Both wired and wireless networks are more or less affected by environmental factors (such as high-rise buildings, user mobility, relatively enclosed environments, etc.). In enterprises with a large number of network devices and users, the service quality of the network is relatively unstable, leading to users often projecting screens in weak signal network environments. When users project screens in this network environment, there are many situations such as packet loss and lagging. In response to this situation, Bijie has developed its own anti packet loss technology and launched a weak network screen transmission solution, which can still smoothly project screens in weak network environments with 10% to 20% packet loss.
In order to compare the smoothness of screen mirroring between Bijie Multimedia Collaboration System and other products in weak network environments, we conducted tests.
- In a scenario with a packet loss rate of 1%, the Bijie Multimedia Collaboration System can play normally with zero lag.
- In a scenario with a packet loss rate of 5%, some products have experienced delays, and the Bijie Multimedia Collaboration System is working normally.
- In a scenario with a packet loss rate of 10%, all other products experienced delays and lag, and the Bijie Multimedia Collaboration System was able to project the screen normally.
- In the case of a packet loss rate of 20%, other products may get stuck or even crash during screen mirroring, while the Bijie Multimedia Collaboration System can still perform screen mirroring normally, with higher stability than products from other companies.
2. Short delay
In weak network conditions, compared to other products, the Bijie multimedia collaboration system has shorter latency and higher stability.
3. Increase user experience
In scenarios with very high real-time requirements, if in a weak network, using the Bijie Multimedia Collaboration System can increase the user experience.