''Jitter'' is the result of small timing irregularities that become magnified during the transmission of digital signals as the signals are passed from one device to another.
Jitter is the variance in the time delay between when a signal is sent through a network connection and when it is received. This is frequently brought on by hardware performance issues, network congestion, and a failure to apply packet prioritization. The longer the delay, the worse your VoIP and video services will perform during video conferences.
VoIP jitter can cause calls to become choppy and uncoherent, or even drop out completely. Several circumstances can lead to network jitter, which is a network performance issue on par with packet loss and latency.
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