Jellyfin logs will tell you if it’s transcoding. If you have a dvd you can use handbrake to convert it to any format you want.

If you stream to a different device and have the same issues and it’s also not transcoding then you can isolate the issue to your tv, network, or hypervisor.

What makes you think it’s the r usb-c adapter? Switch to wifi and see if there’s any difference. Try a 4k source that doesn’t need transcoding to confirm it’s not a hw acceleration issue.

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I don’t MitM sites that are know to break. I also don’t decrypt healthcare or banking sites. In most cases you wouldn’t know it’s happening unless you look at the cert issuer.

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Some Home Depot’s in the LA area have mobile offices set up where you can coordinate with a guy to get the right people for the job. Not sure if this is still around now?

The dumped legacy protocols and defaults that were insecure. That’s pretty big for a company that historically doesn’t do that.

Why do you say usually? It’s not what I do. I MitM every machine.

Keyboard input over kvm is pretty awful. It’s possible the kvm software was enforcing a delay between keystrokes to make sure they are delivered in order. Seeing keys consistently pressed with 500ms separation would be odd.

You’re sure they aren’t decrypting your traffic? Check the root cert of any site and see if it’s their own root.