A descriptive analysis of internet quotas needed in video conference.

Since the Covid-19 pandemic, videotelephony has become a popular communication method. Some communication, like business meetings, school classroom activities, market transactions, etc, should be replaced with online ways because of the social distancing policy. But not all people can easily use the online meeting platform. Some still struggle with bandwidth consumption of online meeting (video conference) activities. They need more low bandwidth consumption in doing video conferences because high bandwidth consumption means high costs. This paper discusses lowering video conferences based on turning on or off cameras. Because of this case, some platforms create their video conference applications. One of the popular video conference applications is Zoom Meeting. The data used in this paper are collected by using 30 computers in a laboratory. Firstly, the total time every user turns on his camera and his bandwidth consumption is investigated, every computer is set to turn on its camera for 1, 2, 3..., 30 minutes. The result shows there is no relation between them. Secondly, the number of people who turn on their cameras and the bandwidth consumption of every user is collected. All computer cameras are turned on in the first observation, and then a computer turns off its camera every three minutes. The result shows a relation with decreasing trend between both variables, but there is heteroscedasticity between them. The data is reduced until only fifteen computers turn on its camera until one computer. The result is a strong connection between both variables. It is caused by the gallery view method is using in the observation. Lastly, we recommended only speaker view in doing Zoom Meetings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]