Poll of the Day > Does video resolution cap on WiFi?

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rexcrk 03/16/21 6:54:06 AM #1:	Probably a dumb question, but Im putting on my Big Boy Pants and getting on my own phone plan and I see a lot of options with unlimited data but a video resolution cap of 480p. Im assuming that that means on cellular data, but when Im on my home WiFi I should be ok right? I dont even watch stuff on mobile very often but it would be nice to know that if I DID, Id get the best quality while Im on WiFi. --- These pretzels are making me thirsty! <cite>rexcrk posted [p:951760487] in Does video... [t:79351369]...</cite> <quote>Probably a dumb question, but Im putting on my Big Boy Pants and getting on my own phone plan and I see a lot of options with unlimited data but a video resolution cap of 480p. Im assuming that that means on cellular data, but when Im on my home WiFi I should be ok right? I dont even watch stuff on mobile very often but it would be nice to know that if I DID, Id get the best quality while Im on WiFi. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Red_Frog 03/16/21 7:01:27 AM #2:	Only what your throughput can handle, ignoring any data caps which may or may not exist. Yes, they are referring to caps while you're using the cellular connection. <cite>Red_Frog posted [p:951760584] in Does video... [t:79351369]...</cite> <quote>Only what your throughput can handle, ignoring any data caps which may or may not exist. Yes, they are referring to caps while you're using the cellular connection.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rexcrk 03/16/21 7:15:26 AM #3:	Red_Frog posted... Only what your throughput can handle, ignoring any data caps which may or may not exist. Yes, they are referring to caps while you're using the cellular connection. Cool, thanks. Thats what I figured, but for the life of me, I couldnt get a straight answer on Google. --- These pretzels are making me thirsty! <cite>rexcrk posted [p:951760712] in Does video... [t:79351369]...</cite> <quote>Red_Frog posted... </cite> <quote>Only what your throughput can handle, ignoring any data caps which may or may not exist. Yes, they are referring to caps while you're using the cellular connection.</quote>Cool, thanks. Thats what I figured, but for the life of me, I couldnt get a straight answer on Google. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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