2025-05-28, 02:06 PM
(This post was last modified: 2025-05-28, 02:33 PM by toytown. Edited 2 times in total.)
Quote:If I check the filesize of the backdrop images it reaches from 900kB to 7.1mB
This also kinda ties into another post i made yesterday. Some of the backdrop images are originally stored as 2160p images at 2MB, but they are then cached on the same drive as a 12MB image (6x increase). Not sure why jellyfin doesn't just serve the original (ever so slightly better quality and much lower sized image)?
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Quote:So this could really cause the traffic over timeYes i think you solved it, i used tcpflow to get the same data you did and i just see a bunch of backdrop requests all the time in the log. I think some logic needs to be used to stop it sending bigger files than the original backdrop though.
If the original URL request has "&quality=xx" set, then the requested can be reduced, so the logic is there in the code and could be forced by using nginx or a similiar proxy. Hopefully the devs allow it to be set in the admin dashboard in future.