Shadrach
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I may be out of date but I thought 'jitter' was defined as a delay in sending a packet from point A to point B. There can be a number of causes of jitter depending on the transmission method.
My logic may be faulty here, but how does one assign a perceived distortion to 'jitter' without measuring it when there are other factors that can produce distortion? It would seem given our ability to measure minute segments of time that 'jitter' using the above definition is measurable, but may not be audible.
My logic may be faulty here, but how does one assign a perceived distortion to 'jitter' without measuring it when there are other factors that can produce distortion? It would seem given our ability to measure minute segments of time that 'jitter' using the above definition is measurable, but may not be audible.