| Seconds since previous
Displayed Packet', and you'll see that they are 1932ms apart. (I
can't follow your calculations where you try to convert the absolute
time to milliseconds - you don't need to do this).
Martin
On 5/22/07, Eram Khan wrote:
Hi!! Martin, well your explanation was quite helpful
makes sense.
Just wanted to ask u if im right coz u know better about it.
Thanks a lot.
Martin Mathieson [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
On 5/23/07, Eram Khan wrote:
Ok!! I tried out with the view option and it works. Im surprised that its so
easy to do it and I was using
Hi!!
My name is Eram. Im doing my thesis-project: Determining the Parameters of
VoIP Connections in Remote Access Applications.
I have a question about the Packet-Loss calculation. How does Wireshark
calculate the packet-loss rate shown in the Statistics-RTP-Show all Streams
table?
