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Is it possible to choose an FPS value and then let the scrcpy find the highest bit rate that can provide it? eg I want to provide 60 FPS all the time so when the internet bandwidth is not good, bit rate should drop to, say 512K, and if it's good, it should go up to 8M. Potentially, latency can be included in the calculation as well.
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It also works over TCP/IP because adb supports it, but for example it uses a single TCP socket to transmit the video stream (so it suffers head-of-line blocking on packet loss). Adaptive bit rate would be difficult with just jitter information inferred from TCP reads (and it is a complex subject anyway).
Is it possible to choose an FPS value and then let the scrcpy find the highest bit rate that can provide it? eg I want to provide 60 FPS all the time so when the internet bandwidth is not good, bit rate should drop to, say 512K, and if it's good, it should go up to 8M. Potentially, latency can be included in the calculation as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: