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Calculating packet loss, jitter and delay.

I am streaming an rtsp video to Android.
How could I calculate network metrics like packet loss, jitter or delay?

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Wireshark has RTP statistics calculation for sniffed packets.

msw  2010-06-14 14:52:39
I am looking for a way to get these statistics on an Android phone. (in real-time if possible)
George  2010-06-14 20:28:11
I presume that you are not in control of the RSTP source, and cannot proxy the request through a source that you can sniff. I'll think on't.
msw  2010-06-14 23:47:21
I run a Darwin Streaming Server (DSS) but still I want to get these stats on the end-user device. Thanks.
George  2010-06-15 16:45:51

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