Now change the Interval to 10ms and you'll see some sequence number gaps - for me, 3 gaps are easily observed, which are probably good indicators of where packet loss has occurred.
You should see a rather straight diagonal line starting from the lower-left corner and ending at the top-right corner. X RTP Seq rtp.seq X Line MIN(Y Field) rtp.seq None Disable anything being plotted and add a new one, something like this: Enabled Graph Name Display Filter Color Style Y Axis Y Field SMA Period "Telephony -> RTP -> Stream Analysis" also provides potentially useful information.Īnother potentially useful way to view the data is to use the I/O Graph. You can also view the RTP statistics under "Telephony -> RTP -> RTP Streams", which lists 23 lost packets.
Did you try using Wireshark's "Analyze -> Expert Information"? (You can also view it by clicking on the little red circle in the lower-left corner of the status bar, although the color of the circle will vary depending on the highest error level present in the capture file.)Įdit: Expanded my original answer with more information below.
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