The Stats section of the P2P Session Console shows live telemetry for the whole P2P session: WebRTC connection, audio, video or screen source, file transfer and game data channels. Click the ? button in the panel to see a short explanation of each metric inline, or hover any row for a tooltip.
Session Header
The header shows the peer, session state, browser/WebRTC state, peer online state, active call/file/game facets and whether the privacy relay is active.
Health & MOS
The header shows an overall health rating (Excellent / Good / Fair / Poor) and a MOS score. MOS (Mean Opinion Score) is a 1–5 estimate of call quality derived from latency, jitter and packet loss: 5 is excellent, and anything below 3.5 usually feels uncomfortable.
Metrics
- Latency — round-trip time for data to reach the peer and return. Lower is better; under ~150 ms feels instant.
- Jitter — variation in packet arrival timing. High jitter causes choppy audio and video.
- Packet loss — percentage of packets that never arrived. Above ~3% noticeably degrades quality.
- Download / Upload — how much media you are currently receiving and sending, in kilobits per second.
- Video — resolution and frame rate of the received video or screen stream.
- Limited by — why quality was capped: CPU means your device is too busy; Bandwidth means the network is too slow.
