The is the smallest number of packets of audio in the queue to be processed in the last interval. It is related to the overall latency in AirPlay 1 and AirPlay 2 Realtime Streams. If it comes close to zero it's often a sign that the network is poor.
##### max buffers
The is the largest number of packets of audio in the queue to be processed in the last interval.
+##### min buffer size
+The is smallest remaining number of bytes in the Buffered Audio buffer in the last interval. It can legitimately be zero when a track ends or begins. If it reaches zero while a track is playing, it means that audio data is not arriving at Shairport Sync quickly enough and may indicate network problems. AirPlay 2 Buffered Audio streams only.
##### nominal fps
This is the rate specified in the AirPlay stream itself. AirPlay 1 only.
##### received fps