![]() ![]() The users should have gotten the gist from that first header with specific browsers referenced. Every reference, thereafter, can just say Plex in Web Browser, Plex Web Browser UI, or something similar. Update the first iteration of Plex Web UI to Plex in Web Browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.). Select/click Quality from the list of settings, and then choose and quality from the list and select/click on it, then back out of the settings menu.Īfter troubleshooting countless new and experienced Plex users, I have a couple suggestions:.Navigate to the onscreen settings icon while your video is playing and click or select it.Plex TV UI Single-Session Quality Adjustment Click on the current playback quality and choose a new one from the list.Open the playback Settings for the video you're watching.Plex Web UI Single-Session Quality Adjustment To temporily adjust quality for a single playback session, follow these steps. Get lots of stops/starts, or buffering a lot? Try lowering the quality. For everyone else, I suggest 8, 10, or 12 Mbps. ![]() For the bandwidth-impaired, keep this number below 80% of your max speed. In Remote Quality, choose a default quality that's better than the stock configuration of 2 Mbps.In settings, open Video, then Remote Quality.Highlight and then select, or click on your user portrait. Plex Media Player TV UI Default Quality Settings Ensure that Play smaller videos at original quality is checked, and then click SAVE CHANGES. ![]()
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