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One of the pillars to run businesses is the telecommunications. Most of the institutions are migrating, if not already migrated, to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology. However, VoIP still need some improvements, in terms of networks bandwidth exploitation and VoIP call quality, to meet the businesses expectations. Networks bandwidth exploitation, which is our concern in this paper, has been enhanced using different approaches and methods. This paper suggests a new method to enhance networks bandwidth exploitation Packet’s payload shrinking (compression) approach. The suggested method works with the RTP protocol and called RTP Payload Shrinking (RPS) method. As the name implies, the RPS method will reduce the size of the RTP packet payload, through shrinking it based on specific algorithm, which enhances the networks bandwidth exploitation. The RPS method utilizes the RTP fields to store the values that are needed to apply the shrinking algorithm at the sender and receiver sides. The effectiveness of the proposed RPS method has been examined in comparison to conventional RTP protocol without shrinking. The deployment result showed that the saved bandwidth ratio has reached up to nearly 17% in the tested scenarios. Therefore, enhancing the network bandwidth exploitation.

New RTP Packet Payload Shrinking Method to Enhance Bandwidth Exploitation Over RTP Protocol