Closed jorgemaciaspina closed 11 years ago
The speed depends on how fast browsers can deal with image resizing. If you can propose any method to speed up iviewer, I will consider implementing it.
yea, i'm having the same issue. not sure if it would help, but would you be able to speed things up if it provided both the large image and a smaller image (3000 x 3000) image? It seems like this would complicate things too much, though. Mine is for a one-time event though, where the users will be on site judging a contest. It looks like IE 9 works pretty fast, so I may just do that.
@colinbashbash in what browsers do you see this slow behaviour? On what hardware? May be moving to css transitions will fix this.
I was noticing it on chrome version 21. Laptop Info: Intel i7 - 2.13 GHz - 64bit And it just has an "Intel HD Graphics" - no real graphics card
I just tested it in (windows) Firefox and it seemed to run fine without any issues. I'll try it on some other browsers and get back to you with what I see.
Ok. I started looking at this some more.... I was able to use bigger pictures and chrome worked fine. Apparently, there was just one picture that it was having trouble with. And if I click the "1:1" button, then I can "zoom in and out and pan" without it lagging.
I've tested iviewer with images in several browsers and computers and didn't notice any lags. Without a testcase I cannot move further.
I'm sorry, I went ahead and emailed a picture to you earlier to the email account listed in your profile. Let me know if you need me to send it somewhere else
It's ok, I've received it and did all the tests with it. I've tested in windows Vista with google chrome and internet explorer on Core 2 Duo laptop with 4GB RAM, and on ubuntu 12.04 laption with core i5 and 8GB RAM. May be I should test on some slower hardware to reproduce the lags?
2012/8/17 colinbashbash notifications@github.com
I'm sorry, I went ahead and emailed a picture to you earlier to the email account listed in your profile. Let me know if you need me to send it somewhere else
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I guess i'm not going to worry too much about that image in chrome.
(removed ignorant comment. Will repost better comment elsewhere)
Closing due to inactivity
I've been trying iviewer and it works great, but when i try to show an image over 4000 x 5000 px it' starts to slow down, on firefox is acceptable but not in chrome. Thanks and great work.