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Impact of jitter and jitter buffer on the final quality of the transferred voice

Slavata et al., 2012

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12819950281059869275
Author
Slavata O
Holub J
Hübner P
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2012 IEEE 1st International Symposium on Wireless Systems (IDAACS-SWS)

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This paper deals with analysis of relation between packet delay variations (jitter), length of jitter buffer and final voice transmission quality. For adjusting of IP channel network emulator NISTNet is used. For adjusting of buffer length VoIP client Linphone is used. Criterion of …
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