IP BW = IP bandwith calculated as 1s running average, if I remember
correctly. e.g it will count up for the first second
I don't know what you mean by "calculate throughput", it will show the
BW used by the codec in question.
If the codec in question is a "variable BW codec" it will vary over
time.
Regards
Anders
ankur aggarwal skrev 2010-04-27 23:05:
Hello all,
I was analyzing my output. There are field named as jitter
, time stamp, delay and one more IP BW (kbps). Can anybody tell me what
IP BW ( Kbps ) means ? How to get result out of it. It is a increasing
sequence. How to calculate throughput out of it. ?
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With Regards
Ankur Aggarwal
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