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[Suggestion] Bitrate option needs exponential scaling.
First, Sorry for my bad english.
This is not an issue. It's a suggestion. The current bit rate option is modified only in increments of 500kbps. I think the current bit rate option needs exponential scaling. 500kbps and 1000kbps differ greatly in quality. However, there is little difference between 10000 and 10500 kilobits.
The higher the bandwidth, the less it means to adjust the unit of 500kbps. These units take up only the space in the slide bar, making it very difficult to fine-tune them at low bandwidth. I think that needs to be controlled properly.
The bit rate units I propose are as follows.
500kbps 1000kbps 1500kbps 2000kbps 3000kbps 4000 kbps 5000kbps 6000 kbps 8000kbps 10000kbps 12000kbps 15000kbps 18000kbps 20000kbps 30000kbps 40000kbps 50000kbps 60000kbps 80000kbps 100000 kbps
@airdjing The best would be to have an input next to the slider to enter custom values. For the exponential increase, I think the material slider is only linear (but we can change that).
Honestly I prefer to have the 500k incremental linear scaling, i use exactly 17.5m on the slider, i've done many many tests to reach the perfect setting based on my host upload line, at 18 the streaming start to lag, under 17 it shown many compression artifacts, so for me is perfect 17/17.5 with no artifact and no lag. I don't get the real utility of change with an exponential scaling, it will lose accuracy for the fine-tuning
@Jorys-Paulin It's too difficult to fine-tune. Can you make a text box? I think need an Android version too. I think bitrate text box is a good alternative.
@airdjing I may do it, I just tried making a prototype, but the code is too messy it's impossible to add anything...
@airdjing I just did it. Required to rework the code, but made it! You can check it out, over on #476. When it comes to an exponential increase, I don't think it's possible, plus I think it will confuse the users more than anything.