Speex dev - Apr 2007 - [OT] Simulating delay, packet loss to test speex?

Hello,

I'd like to change some network variables (bandwidth, delay, packet 
loss) to measure how speex behaves in certain conditions.

Do you recommend any tools you may use in speex development? It seems 
NIST Net isn't maintained anymore. I've found dummynet, looks 
interesting, but any hints you guys may have would be most welcome...

Thanks,

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Adriano

Ben Greear wrote:
> Netem is a good free option and is supported in the latest linux kernels.
Aha, I thought something like it should be present in the linux net 
scheduler, but instead of going to the source I read the LARTC & googled 
a little... Thanks a lot!
>
> If you want something commercial, contact me off list.
Ok.

Best,

--
Adriano

Adriano Nagelschmidt Rodrigues wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to change some network variables (bandwidth, delay, packet 
> loss) to measure how speex behaves in certain conditions.
>
> Do you recommend any tools you may use in speex development? It seems 
> NIST Net isn't maintained anymore. I've found dummynet, looks 
> interesting, but any hints you guys may have would be most welcome...
Netem is a good free option and is supported in the latest linux kernels.
If you want something commercial, contact me off list.

Thanks,
Ben
>
> Thanks,
>
> -- 
> Adriano
>
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