Hi,
I switched from iOS to Android and got a new Samsung Galaxy S3 4G with Android 4.1 on it. I am happy that I did the move but after I started using CSipSimple to make VOIP calls over the WIFI network I was shocked to notice a high latency in the audio. The person I was talking to got my answer with a large delay. I never experienced such a bad voip call quality on the iPhone so I was wondering if that is an Android problem. I read a few posts on the internet saying that Android has problems with audio latency on voip calls in general but I didn't know that it was sooooo bad. That renders the use of Android for voip basically useless in my opinion. Any ideas how I can improve that?
I switched from iOS to Android and got a new Samsung Galaxy S3 4G with Android 4.1 on it. I am happy that I did the move but after I started using CSipSimple to make VOIP calls over the WIFI network I was shocked to notice a high latency in the audio. The person I was talking to got my answer with a large delay. I never experienced such a bad voip call quality on the iPhone so I was wondering if that is an Android problem. I read a few posts on the internet saying that Android has problems with audio latency on voip calls in general but I didn't know that it was sooooo bad. That renders the use of Android for voip basically useless in my opinion. Any ideas how I can improve that?
