yes. There is an icon on the screen (browser based) showing network
speed and drops. It will automagically change frame rate, though that is
not seamless. However, there is a menu item that allows you to change
your image quality from the browser session.

The 8Mb/s was on my server. I believe my client in most sessions has
been running a lot less, though I haven't checked that yet. I'm guessing
around 2Mb/s, but not sure.

Rod


On 04/07/2020 09:45 AM, Hendrik Boom wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 07, 2020 at 01:05:10AM -0500, Rod Rodolico wrote:
>> I just installed a Jitsi instance on one of my old servers last week. My
>> 15 year old granddaughter did most of the work. We built it as a Xen
>> virtual with 10G disk, 4G RAM and 4 dedicated cores. We used ASCII as
>> the Distro.
>>
>> Tests so far have been two people (test for more planned for later this
>> week). With two people in the video conference, we ran about 8Mb/s
>> pretty steady the whole hour. Processor was about 40% on all four cores
>> and RAM was pretty much untouched.
>
> Looks a little tight. My DSL link provides 6 Mbps. I wonder if it
> adjusts the video quality or framerate to match the aailable bandwidth.
>
> -- hendrik
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