speed of internet connection for VoIP

The variance (58-90ms) is not great.

Neither is that.

I have 300ms ping times to my VoIP server but there is no packet loss and the ping times are extremely stable. VoIP works great for me.

miguel

Here is one:

Requirements for a call using G711 is approx 80k in both directions.

Ivor

Miguel Cruz wrote: ...

What's wrong with the variance? Does that mean that packet1 might arrive after packet2, something like that? I suppose that happens no matter what, so maybe if the variance is too over too great a range then...?

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I did some of those java tests, and I think VoIP will work in my case, at least sometimes. There may be times when it won't work, but that's ok for me.

-Thufir

John S. wrote: ...

This connection is wi-fi. The router, an SMC7004VWBR has a broadband (cable) connection. This computer uses an asus wl-330g to connect to the router. The VoIP would be routed through this computer. (Or, the wl-330g might plug directly into a hub, and the VoIP adapter to the hub, I'm not sure yet.) It's hard to pinpoint the problem areas with regards to reliability and performance. It might be the cable network, it might be the wireless connection, it's hard to say. It doesn't have to be super reliable, I don't like phones anyhow ;)

-Thufir

Basically if you have DSL or Cable, you are fast enough.

Reliability is another issue.

Dear Friend,

Most of VoIP Service providers require fast Internet access.

But with Ubifone (

Kind Regards,

Sam.

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Thanks, but I think that I'll be able to make it work with regular VoIP.

-Thufir