How to get bandwidth information in pjsip

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Thanks, but in RX, you say thay 62.5 kbps is average received bit rate. So
what is 78.1 ?
- I don't remember correctly why are they give us 2 number for bit rate.
Get dump couple times:
pjsua_call_dump(call_id, PJ_TRUE, some_buf, sizeof(some_buf), "  ");
CString cs =  some_buf;
and the value which will be more stable - is you average bit rate.

337 packet is the number of packet we received each time ?
- 337 is a number of packets(audio packets), received from begin of the
call.

Sorry for asking many questions, but I have looked at the code and cannot
figure out it
- it's ok. ask. and then I have more time - I'll answer. after half of the
year with PJSIP and integrate it to my product I increased
my experience with PJSIP. :)
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