Speex dev - Jul 2009 - timestamp in jitterbuffer

Hi All,

I'd liek to know what the timestamp in the jitter buffer stands for. In
other words if I receive two packets "on time" how far apart should
they be
in terms of the jitter buffer timestamp?

Thanks,
Mustafa
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You get to decide on the timestamp unit. Usually it will be in audio
samples, but you can use millisecond, microsecond or anything you like.

	Jean-Marc

Mustafa F a ?crit :
> Hi All,
>  
> I'd liek to know what the timestamp in the jitter buffer stands for. In
> other words if I receive two packets "on time" how far apart
should they
> be in terms of the jitter buffer timestamp?
>  
> Thanks,
> Mustafa
> 
> 
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