&limittotalbitrate
Limits the total outbound bitrate
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Sender-Side Option! / Director Option! (, , )
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Example: &limittotalbitrate=2000 or &limittotalbitrate=2000,1000
(positive integer value)
max total outbound video bitrate in kbps
1000,500
Desktop bitrate, Smartphone bitrate
Tries to limit the total outbound bitrate to some max total value, via the publisher's side. This could be useful if you are broadcasting video as a director to the room, but only have a fixed amount of upload bandwidth or CPU.
&limittotalbitrate can now take two values; the second of which gets used if the device is a 'mobile' device, while the first gets used otherwise. ie: &limittotalbitrate=1000,500
Useful if you don't know if the guest is going to join via Desktop or via Smartphone, and you wish to avoid overloading a mobile device.
When using the &limittotalbitrate option as a , the room settings will include a new slider to let you dynamically change that value.
This lets the director set a maximum total bandwidth outbound from them to the guests; useful if you set the total room bitrate to something high. Combined, you can ensure the guests as high quality as possible from you, without causing your OBS RTMP output or whatever to get smashed.
The slider doesn't appear if not using the &limittotalbitrate value in the URL (or if not using the Mixer App). It's just too confusing to explain to include it by default.
When using the (), the &limittotalbitrate value was set to 350-kbps before, but now I have it set to 1500-kbps. Guests in the Mixer App should as a result now see the director's broadcast output in 3x higher quality now, for better or worse. I may adjust the default value in the mixer based on user issue reports.
