Session Zero, w/ CrimsonHawk, AngryMormon, KEEPER

Just curious - with data feed rates - each way and the full through put - AND network congestion - AND signal strength - on Zoom (video and audio meetings) IF there are issues of data throughput, get the control panel TURN OFF your incoming and outgoing camera (video feed) - it will enable the connection to survive USUALLY - when everything turns to shit...

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I guess this is some information I'm going to have to send to angry Mormon, because he's the one who purchase the account. I was trying to talk him out of it and just get obs, but it was too complicated for him, and he was willing to spend money in order to make the podcast work easy because zoom offers to record all the audio so that he could convert the file into a video file format, I was just trying to save the money, but I guess the free things are good so long as you're willing to study how to do those things, but most of us like to be on our phones while doing the podcast, so that we can walk around, crimson was using his regular data Internet and he was running into some bad internet, which caused the roboting, then he hooked himself to the wi-fi at his place, and then suddenly his audio was good again.

@KEEPER: Take the instructions - and set up your control panel to be visible and on screen and turn the incoming and outgoing video off - when there are times, places and networks that won't support much data transfer..... The fucked up audio is the software chopping the data up into slices so to still maintain a connection, without losing it all... If you cut up a second of data, into 100 pieces and then start pulling out 1 in every 10 slices - that means the data sent is reduced by 10% - if one in every 5 slices is cut out, that means the data is reduced by 20%, 1 in every 3 slices reduced by 33% , 1 in every 2 slices... 50%...... that is what is happening - it's getting choppy. In very simple terms - Video each way uses a lot of data.....(90% of bandwidth) Video one way uses half of that.... (45%) Audio each way uses some data.... (10%) when the network is congested or the signal is poor, then switching off the video leaves the data througput of 10% for audio only...... But the ZOOM software will start slicing up the signal so you might not get great transmission but you will still get a transmisson.... This is why turning off the incoming and outgoing video is the last stand to getting the audio through when the network congestion is high or the signal is poor.....

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: understood mate, I will relay this information to angry Mormon who has this control, unfortunately I was considered as a guest which had no control over these things within the stream.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I just read what you wrote again, now I understand what you mean, I think I was misunderstanding before, so now I wonder if this trick will help while using Discord as well, because Discord also uses a fuck ton of data in the transfer, although I would say Discord is fairly well optimized for the type of program that it is, but it definitely needs Improvement.

@KEEPER: AND ask the people who are in shitty signal areas / network congestion to do the same....

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: that's only if they're on PC though, we don't have access to a control panel on our phones, however I use an app that turns off other apps from using the internet so that only one app or the apps that matter are using the internet so that all the potential signal is dedicated to that one app that's in use, the app is called Data saver plus, it's actually pretty cool app.

@KEEPER: Yes you do have access to the control panel - TURN OFF INCOMING VIDEO - DONE.... TURN OFF OUTGOING VIDEO - DONE......

Data Saver only stops "self service apps" from chewing up your data, for pointless shit when you don't need or want them too... it does fuck all for the overall data through put when streaming....

You need to look a lot harder at your phones and what the software can and cannot do.

Out of here.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: this is the only video control I have access to, and by default I keep it at this chosen functionality. https://grabber.themetwally.co....m/media_attachments/