Jitter & delay measurement

General Discussion
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Hi All. Using Jacktrip in command-line mode I’d like to get a better understanding of network-performance by using the “–iostat” parameter. When doing so, I get the following output:

”Received Connection from Peer!
2026-03-01T11:21:07 100.69.50.124 send: 0/0 recv: 0/0 prot: 0/0/0 tot: 7663 sync: 4/0/0/0/0 skew: 0/0 bcast: 0/0 autoq: 1.9/27.8
2026-03-01T11:21:17 100.69.50.124 send: 0/0 recv: 6/3 prot: 1/1/0 tot: 15158 sync: 4/3/0/3/0 skew: 0/-1 bcast: 0/0 autoq: 2.3/15.6
2026-03-01T11:21:27 100.69.50.124 send: 0/0 recv: 6/3 prot: 1/1/0 tot: 22663 sync: 4/3/0/3/0 skew: 0/0 bcast: 0/0 autoq: 1.9/8.8”

Can anyone please help explaining how I should interpret this output? I sure did my best finding additional info on this “–iostat” parameter, but without succes.

Regards, Christiaan (Insomnio TouchLab, The Netherlands)

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@christiaanR thanks for your inquiry. The details of the command line flag ‘iostat’ could find better feedback on the following link for discussions at the Jacktrip GitHub.