How to change video resolution settings

Summary

  • Change video resolution using the ‘Settings’ button in the video player.
  • Lower resolutions can be used for institutions with limited bandwidth.
  • Administrators set the default resolution in ‘Settings’ > ‘School management’ > ‘Video playback’.
  • Default options are ‘Low’ (up to 480p), ‘Standard’ (720p), or ‘High’ (1080p).
  • Local Cache helps achieve seamless playback at the highest resolution.

Adjusting video resolution in ClickView

ClickView allows users and administrators to customise video playback resolution for optimal streaming and bandwidth management. Use the following options to change or set the video resolution for your account or institution.

Changing video resolution in the player

  1. While watching a video, click the Settings button in the video player, followed by Quality.
    Video quality navigation
  2. Select your preferred resolution based on your internet connection. Lower resolutions may be preferable for limited bandwidth.
    Video resolution setting
  3. Resolution options include Low (up to 480p), Standard (720p), and High (1080p).
    Video resolution selection

Set the default video resolution

  1. Sign in to ClickView with an administrator account.
  2. Choose Settings from the profile drop-down menu.
    Clickview settings navigation
  3. Go to School management and select Video playback.
    School management selection
  4. Set your institution’s default video resolution to either Low (up to 480p), Standard (720p), or High (1080p).

Using Local Cache for improved playback

If your institution wants seamless playback at the highest video resolution, Local Cache can help.

Video playback settings

Frequently asked questions

Administrators can set default to ‘Low’ (up to 480p), ‘Standard’ (720p), or ‘High’ (1080p).
Local Cache supports seamless playback with the highest available video resolution for your institution.

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