In Real Time Interactive Audio Video, to prevent jitter, we can time-stamp packets and separate arrival time from the
A)frame time.
B)playback time.
C)pixels time.
D)packet time.

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To prevent jitter in Real Time Interactive Audio Video, packets are time-stamped to separate their arrival time from their playback time. This allows for the buffering and synchronized playback of the audio and video streams, despite variations in network delay.

In Real Time Interactive Audio Video, to Prevent Jitter, We