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Bitrate difference #207
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Is a Twitch bug, they are providing the wrong bitrate for lives If you go to the VOD of the same Live you can see the proper value I expect them to fix this but technically they may not, so I will have to come up with a workaround as this messes up the auto playback that is bitrate base as it depends on analysing the internet available bandwidth vs bitrate to determinate what quality to pick. |
partial solve #207 We need to comeback and improve or remove this in the future
The above fixes it for now, I will let this open so I can improve in the future the above was pushed to the app just close and reopen it so the app update it self |
if any other related issue is found let me know here |
Thank you! |
Just to clarify: the bitrate is still displayed incorrectly, just the choice of quality logic has been fixed, correct? |
the bitrate of affected streams for the source stream is approximated but that isn't incorrect. |
Ah sorry. I had a few streams where the displayed bitrate was still surprisingly low. |
For now yes, from the streams that I checked the diff is around 0.5 to 1 Mbps To check is simple you just open the vod if there one and compare. For some wild reason the vod values are fine. also this seems a issue only from a few country's, for example some us stream are affected but eu of the same type resolution fps aren't. |
Hello again, it seems that the problem is back, but only for specific channels this time. I've found quite a few examples that show 3.59 Mbps while live, but 8.76 while watching the VOD. I only watch at source quality, but I guess it could affect the people using "auto". |
That isn't a problem As long the source bitrate is bigger then the rest auto playback will just work. Nothing I can do if all bitrates not just the source one are fucked |
Oh, I see, I've never used anything lower than source or "auto", so I didn't even think about checking the values. Thank you! |
Hello, I am not 100% sure this is a real problem, so I apologise if this is a waste of time. I've recently noticed that the bitrate that the top right stats panel shows is way lower than normal. Streams that used to show 9 Mbps now show 4-5. A lot of streams seem to be at even lower values like 3 Mbps. Only a few IRL streams show normal values like 7 Mbps. I checked on a PC using Chrome and the bitrates are much higher as expected. I'm not sure if there is an actual difference in image quality because the displays that I use are so different vs a large TV.
I am not a software developer so I have no idea if Twitch started messing with some codecs implementing the AV1 support, or if there's anything wrong to begin with.
Thank you in advance!!
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