WebRTC Metrics
A comprehensive overview of WebRTC statistics, derived indicators, and observable signals, to better understand call quality, connectivity, and user experience in rtcStats
High incoming media jitter
There’s high average jitter on an incoming media stream.
Description
High jitter is detrimental to the playout of the media. It adds stutters and leads to poor media quality or delayed playout.
In this case, an incoming media stream (audio or video) is exhibiting high jitter.
The higher the jitter, the less interactive the conversation is and the worse the user experience is bound to be.
What do we do here?
We check incoming audio and video media streams for their jitter.
Here, we calculate the average jitter on each media stream for the whole duration of the media stream.
If jitter is higher than 40ms, we mark this Observation.
