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    Jellyfin Forum Support General Questions Changing resolution doesn't change the used bandwidth

     
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    Changing resolution doesn't change the used bandwidth

    TimeLabs
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    2024-09-27, 10:33 AM
    Hi there,
    I've been troubleshooting some issues with my TailScale instance and while doing that I found out, that no matter what resolution I select, it doesn't change the bandwidth used.

    Shouldn't a change in requested resolution / bitrate trigger transcoding?
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    2024-09-27, 01:03 PM
    The resolution selection is pretty meaningless. It is the bitrate in the quality selector that matters. If you have a video with a 5Mbps bitrate and you select 10Mbps then nothing will happen. If you select anything lower than 5Mbps it will trigger a transcode.
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