Is download to local speed bound by the streaming rate limit?

[Chiefmas 40]

So things like downloading a conversion or just downloading a file to a mobile device (particularly, a non-local), are they bound by the Internet streaming speed? If not, is there a place this can be restricted? I've run into this as a problem in Plex, where it doesn't seem like syncs to mobile devices are throttled at all, so one person running a sync operation can consume all available bandwidth., which isn't great. I'd like to know if I will run into it with Emby as well?

Thanks!

 

[Luke 42085]

Hi, not it isn't, although it's probably a good idea to incorporate. Best thing you can do right now is configure the app to only download on wifi.

[Chiefmas 40]

Thanks for the reply!  Just so I'm completely clear, it's just going to push out the download and consume all the upstream bandwidth it can in a download (to client) operation? 

[Luke 42085]

When the client starts downloading, it will download as fast as it can, yes.

[Chiefmas 40]

Ok, thanks, good to know!

That's definately an enhancement that would be nice, at least for those of us with limited upstream bandwidth!