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#24199 17-Jul-2008 18:09
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I just ran the Xnet VFX Speed Test, and got the result back "Your connections jitter was measured as 290ms, which indicates that it is too unpredictable to sustain constant flow of data. As such Voip conversations may be broken"

Is this something to be worried about as I want to switch to VFX for voice calls......




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  #148937 17-Jul-2008 18:20
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Will depend, this is something we are looking at with this version, and will be used to give a general indication. You can run it a few times to see if you get consistant results, also did you run this from a wireless connection or wired ?




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  #148959 17-Jul-2008 19:15
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Just tried it again and this time dropped to 3.3ms Laughing

And its via a wired network.




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  #148966 17-Jul-2008 19:46
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You do need to do a few tests to get the general trends. Also are you currently with Xnet, or another ISP? Your results should also be better if Xnet is your ISP, as there are less hops to get the traffic through.




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  #148983 17-Jul-2008 20:22
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Yeah with Xnet :)




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