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Vonage Jitter, the most easy explanation is the difference between the fastest packet
Jitter, the most easy explanation is the difference between the fastest packet and the slowest packet. You basically would like for them to be able to be within 25ms of each other.
Read The Full Thread: Improving voice reliability
• Have your friend bring the Motorola modem to your house and check the speed then.
• As a Vonage user for the last 5 1/2 years, I feel that I get value - but - having moved
• By less and less reliable, what are you saying? Do you get no dial tone or is it just
• Over time (a period of days usually, but sometimes sooner) quality declines in
• Sorry - forgot to mention the choppy voice syndrome where people listening to
• Sounds very much like an internet issue. Either not enough bandwidth or latency,
• Okay, done. Thanks for the help.
Using speedtest (a new site for me) I show
• According to the 2 first tests with no active phones, your numbers were completely
• Thanks for your help. I suppose I understand bandwith (samples[packets]/sec),
• I think that you have solved all your problems. Wish I had gotten back to your post
VoipFrus posted "Jitter, the most easy explanation is the difference between the fastest packet" on 11/23/2007 |
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