Hey team 👋 We're running a telemedicine platform with video calling + screensharing, and we've been troubleshooting some quality issues that cropped up recently. Specifically seeing jitter and what seems like packet loss during screenshare sessions. Context: We made some changes to our LiveKit config a while back (removed explicit simulcast layers, adjusted bitrates) and immediately started getting complaints about screenshare quality - text becoming illegible, compression artifacts, etc. We've since implemented separate publish options for screenshare vs camera video: // Screenshare config { maxBitrate: 1_500_000, // 1.5 Mbps maxFramerate: 15, degradationPreference: 'maintain-resolution', videoSimulcastLayers: [VideoPresets.h1080, VideoPresets.h720] } This has helped with the resolution/compression issues, but we're still seeing some jitter and occasional packet loss that affects the experience. Question: What's the best way to minimize jitter and packet loss for screenshare specifically? Are there any: - Client-side publish settings we should tweak? - Server-side config optimizations for self-hosted deployments? - Network-related settings (buffer sizes, RED/FEC for video, etc.)? - Simulcast layer strategies that work better for screenshare? We're using React components from @livekit/components-react and publishing screenshare with useTrackToggle. Currently on VP9 codec. Any guidance would be really appreciated! Happy to share more details about our setup if needed. cc: @refined-appointment-81829 @echoing-kitchen-90064 @tall-belgium-91876 @best-notebook-41164