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no sorry. i will look in to it a bit more. <br />
I have never really looked at RTP before of VoIP as we dont generaly use them at work. however this is a new type of video confrencing device that we are testing out. <br />
I will find out what codec it runs on. I jsut felt its a bit strange that the softwear i use only states a value with out giveing any reference to what that value means. <br />
So when you say every 3.5k what exactly dose that mean? 3.5k packets ? millsecs ? or is it jsut a numerical term ??<br />
Thank you 
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no sorry. i will look in to it a bit more.
I have never really looked at RTP before of VoIP as we dont generaly use them at work. however this is a new type of video confrencing device that we are testing out.
I will find out what codec it runs on. I jsut felt its a bit strange that the softwear i use only states a value with out giveing any reference to what that value means.
So when you say every 3.5k what exactly dose that mean? 3.5k packets ? millsecs ? or is it jsut a numerical term ??
Thank you

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What does a jitter of 3.5K mean in terms of good or bad on a RTP conversation ? <br />
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3.5k of what? is this a standered way to mesure jitter, and waht scale is it talking about ??<br />
Thank you <br />
Aaron
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What does a jitter of 3.5K mean in terms of good or bad on a RTP conversation ? 

3.5k of what? is this a standered way to mesure jitter, and waht scale is it talking about ??
Thank you 
Aaron

RTP RTCP jitter

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