To get the actual data bytes per second, you would have to take two samples (to get a start value and an end value), and divide the difference by the duration between the samples.

Here, networking experience is crucial in determining the number of concurrent connections, as well as the number of sustained bytes per second a front-line server can handle.

Used to keep track of interesting network statistics, such as bytes, packets, frames per second, lost bytes, and recovered bytes. All of these are contained in the RTP API class properties.