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I'm curious about how bad jitter has to be to have an effect. Does it cause problems at +/-10ms? As I understand it, the link will change from satellite to sate

by csours 6y ago

I'm curious about how bad jitter has to be to have an effect. Does it cause problems at +/-10ms? As I understand it, the link will change from satellite to satellite as they fly overhead

CydeWeys 6y ago
An effect on what?
- csours 6y ago
  Gaming, voip
  - BenjiWiebe 6y ago
    With voip at least, you can use a jitter buffer to get decreased jitter at the cost of increased latency. If latency is good to start with, that's definitely an option.
  - CydeWeys 6y ago
    I'm just not seeing how a hundredth of a second of latency variance would have a noticeable effect at all on either of those. Latency variances of much more than that are already common (and dealt with).
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