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Are there any ways to fiddle with the performance in EO? When it comes to lower spec hardware that generally struggles with playing back web content, I was curious if there are any EO or Chromium flags that can be changed to help improve playback, even if it's a trade off of sorts.
So far we've tried various things with mixing and matching content types, and toggling DisableGPU in the engine settings.
Thanks!
EO v20.1.45.0
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Hi, If you are talking about video playing back, one of the most important things is to check whether you have enabled proprietary video/audio codecs as they are disabled by default: https://www.essentialobjects.com/doc/webbrowser/advanced/html5.aspxThanks
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We do have that call as well in our implementation.
Code: C#
EO.WebEngine.Engine.Default.Options.AllowProprietaryMediaFormats();
In this case we're using a simple HTML page for use as a display, which has a video embedded and some text overlaid on top of that. That said, the machine being used is low-spec, so this is mostly a shot in the dark just to see if there are any less commonly used options that might be available to tune the browser. Thanks
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I see. There isn't much else you can do --- the browser engine is extremely complex and it is already highly optimized. So there really isn't anything for you to fine tune with.
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