&bitratecutoff
If the total bitrate drops below the specified bitrate, the viewer will auto-hide the audio and video for that stream
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If the total bitrate drops below the specified bitrate, the viewer will auto-hide the audio and video for that stream
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Viewer-Side Option! (, , )
&bitcut
Example: &bitratecutoff=500
(no value given)
video cuts off under 300-kbps
(integer value)
cut off bitrate in kbps
&bitratecutoff
is a viewer-side parameter. If the total bitrate drops below the specified bitrate (default value of 300), the viewer will auto-hide the audio and video for that stream. It will un-hide once the average bitrate returns above 300-kbps.
When using &bitratecutoff
on a room scene, it won't trigger due to a director being in the room with no video, unless they are using .