Lines Matching defs:JitterBuffer_

136 struct JitterBuffer_ {  struct
137 …int32_t pointer_timestamp;                             /**< Timestamp of what we will *get* next */
138 …          /**< Useful for getting the next packet with the same timestamp (for fragmented media) */
139 …next_stop;                                     /**< Estimated time the next get() will be called */
141 …              /**< Amount of data we think is still buffered by the application (timestamp units)*/
143    JitterBufferPacket packets[SPEEX_JITTER_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE];   /**< Packets stored in the buffer */
144 …IZE];         /**< Packet arrival time (0 means it was late, even though it's a valid timestamp) */
146 …oid (*destroy) (void *);                                   /**< Callback for destroying a packet */
148 …                               /**< Size of the steps when adjusting buffering (timestamp units) */
149 …concealment_size;                               /**< Size of the packet loss concealment "units" */
150 …reset_state;                                            /**< True if state was just reset        */
151 …                                /**< How many frames we want to keep in the buffer (lower bound) */
152 …                               /**< How late must a packet be for it not to be considered at all */
153 …                               /**< An interpolation is requested by speex_jitter_update_delay() */
154 …                                      /**< Whether to automatically adjust the delay at any time */
156    struct TimingBuffer _tb[MAX_BUFFERS];                       /**< Don't use those directly */
157 …X_BUFFERS];              /**< Storing arrival time of latest frames so we can compute some stats */
158 …                                        /**< Total window over which the late frames are counted */
159 …indow_size;                                         /**< Sub-window size for faster computation  */
160 …                             /**< Absolute maximum amount of late packets tolerable (in percent) */
161 …;                                       /**< Latency equivalent of losing one percent of packets */
162 …                    /**< Latency equivalent of losing one percent of packets (automatic default) */
164 …lost_count;                                             /**< Number of consecutive lost packets  */