Restricting data usage in LED tv

Guys

i do have 32inch sony w56d TV , and i am playing youtube videos most of the time. i do have 30mb/s data plan with 70gb limit.
But with in 20 days i am exhausting my quota. is there any way we can control the data usage from TV..?

are you watching those videos in 720p or 1080p?

TheSloth said:
are you watching those videos in 720p or 1080p?

i didnt done any settings , i think all will be in HD

Which router are you using ?

The best bet is to lower the video quality. Going by your setting, your video will play automatically up to 2k I suppose. 720p should be ideal for you.

RCuber said:
Which router are you using ?

netgerar

dashing.sujay said:
The best bet is to lower the video quality. Going by your setting, your video will play automatically up to 2k I suppose. 720p should be ideal for you.

how do i set it for lower quality..?

Baker said:
netgerar

Model?

Baker said:
how do i set it for lower quality..?

Go to YouTub

There, choose " I have a slow connection. Never play higher-quality video".

RCuber said:
Model?

Netgear WNR614 Wireless N300 Router - Netgear : Flipkart.com

dashing.sujay said:
Go to YouTub

There, choose " I have a slow connection. Never play higher-quality video".

Done that , now onwards what will be the quality i will be getting..?

Baker said:
Done that , now onwards what will be the quality i will be getting..?

Not really sure, never used youtube on a TV, but should be anything less 720p (guess).

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Baker said:
i didnt done any settings , i think all will be in HD

Change Quality to 480p.It will save data Quality will not be Bad as your tv will upscale it to 1080p.

dashing.sujay said:
Go to YouTub

There, choose " I have a slow connection. Never play higher-quality video".

Last month i had set this configuration , but am not able to find that option now , where exactly is that

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Now in setting am seeing only these options

Seems like Google has removed the option.

dashing.sujay said:
Seems like Google has removed the option.

That really bad , my data is burning like anything.

When I checked the video details palying on TV , it says resolution:1280*720@30.

What will be the size for these resolution if w play for 10minutes..?

Baker said:
That really bad , my data is burning like anything.

When I checked the video details palying on TV , it says resolution:1280*720@30.

What will be the size for these resolution if w play for 10minutes..?

Well, even if you play for 2 minutes, if your speed allows, Youtube will push it to maximum possible.