The Effect of CJM System on IP Packet Size in the Transmission of Real Time Applications
Ikram Ud Din, Saeed Mahfooz, Huma Javed, Muhammad Zeeshan · 2013
2 Abstract: This study examines the effect of jitter and end-to-end delay happen in the transmission of real time applications. The study analyzes the performance during sending and receiving of voice and video packets. The proposed technique is applied on the buffer at the receiver side which divides the incoming packets into same size chunks. The end-to-end delay and jitter is high when the packet size is constant (576 bytes), but the performance is significantly improved if the packet size is reduced from 576 to 256 bytes. Jitter and end-to-end delay are the performance metrics used in this study. The simulation results show that both stable video and voice quality and transmission efficiency is achieved.