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@freezing-ability-3706 this depends on the template you are using and video resolution. For example, it's much more expensive to composite a 1080p video on a webpage with lots of animation/momtion, compared to a simple speaker-only video at 360p. I would recommend running a benchmark yourself to get a sense of resource requirements.
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I have trying to get a sense of how should I plan the resource to deploy the egress server. Do you mean that the most costive part is the video composite? Is it a linear relationship means if I have 100 videos, the CPU cost will be 100*number of videos? Thanks.
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Yes, video compositing is the most expensive part. If you always record the same number of participants at the same resolution, the cost should always be the same