Audio problems on other end

Posts: 9 · New Forum Member Joined: May 24, 2006 Posts: 9

pdhenry wrote:

saravanan wrote:

if that time limits are very high then automatically the data (i.e) the voice signals would die before they reach the destinations

Um, no.

It didnt really make sence to me. Glad im not alone.

Posts: 9 · New Forum Member Joined: May 24, 2006 Posts: 9

Anyone else care to give a shot at the ongoing problem?

Posts: 23 · Vonage Forum Associate Joined: May 24, 2006 Posts: 23

hai henry,
is ther any controversy in my reply, if so u r welcome....
in order to justify my reply, just do a PING yahoo.com in ur DOS prompt of ur PC... just check what is the reply that u get for PING statistics ..................
those data will show about the latency of ur home network

Posts: 241 · Vonage Forum Master Joined: Mar 17, 2006 Posts: 241

OK, but latency has NOTHING to do with the audio level of the signal at the other end. It's all digital!

Posts: 9 · New Forum Member Joined: May 24, 2006 Posts: 9

pdhenry wrote:

OK, but latency has NOTHING to do with the audio level of the signal at the other end. It's all digital!

Thats kinda what I thought hence why after toggling everything on my end I got no results. Anyone else care to take a crack before I self terminate.

Posts: 114 · Posted: Fri May 26, 2006 11:10 am Post subject:

pdhenry wrote:

OK, but latency has NOTHING to do with the audio level of the signal at the other end. It's all digital!

If the latency is too high, wouldn't packets be discarded since they can't be assembled at the destination? Wouldn't that result in loss of audio and perceived lack of volume?

-Craig