I've noticed that the response time of the interactive avatars in the Next.js demo is noticeably slower than the demo on the Heygen website: Interactive Avatar Demo.
The delay is only a few seconds, but it significantly impacts the user experience and functionality of the product. A quicker response is essential, especially for applications requiring real-time or near-real-time interactions.
Steps to Reproduce:
Run the Next.js demo with a similar setup to the Heygen website.
Observe the response time of the avatar after a prompt is submitted.
Compare this with the avatar’s response time on the official Heygen Interactive Avatar Demo.
Expected Behavior:
The response time should be comparable to the one on the Heygen website for seamless real-time interaction.
Actual Behavior:
The avatars in the Next.js demo take a few extra seconds to respond, impacting the flow and usability of the application.
Question: Has anyone else experienced this slower response time with the Next.js demo compared to the Heygen website? Any insights or recommendations on possible optimizations would be appreciated.
I've noticed that the response time of the interactive avatars in the Next.js demo is noticeably slower than the demo on the Heygen website: Interactive Avatar Demo.
The delay is only a few seconds, but it significantly impacts the user experience and functionality of the product. A quicker response is essential, especially for applications requiring real-time or near-real-time interactions.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior: The response time should be comparable to the one on the Heygen website for seamless real-time interaction.
Actual Behavior: The avatars in the Next.js demo take a few extra seconds to respond, impacting the flow and usability of the application.
Question: Has anyone else experienced this slower response time with the Next.js demo compared to the Heygen website? Any insights or recommendations on possible optimizations would be appreciated.