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# Bandwidth

<table><thead><tr><th>Audio</th><th>Video</th><th>Video (HQ and resolution)</th><th>Screen sharing</th><th data-hidden>Video (HQ and resolution)</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Minimum 50 kbps upload/download<br>(100 kbps recommended)</td><td>Minimum 250kbps upload/download<br>(500 kbps recommended)</td><td>Minimum 900 kbps upload/download (3+ mbps recommended)</td><td>Minimum 800 kbps upload/download (1.5+ mbps recommended)</td><td> Minimum 900 kbps upload/download (3+ mbps recommended)</td></tr></tbody></table>

*While Digital Samba is designed to use bandwidth efficiently and will degrade gracefully when bandwidth is limited, it is still a broadband platform. For best possible and most reliable experience try to avoid using WiFi equipment and use high-grade, dedicated, low-latency broadband internet access.  Please consider packet loss, latency in round trips, and the jitter value of connections used.*<br>


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