Hello Eduardo, In theory, Crosswalk is based on Chromium. We don’t do anything special about media play part or image browse. You said Crosswalk14 is slower than your Chrome browser, what is your Chrome browser version? Crosswalk14 is based on Chromium M43. Please go ahead to try new version of Crosswalk. If your problem still don’t get resolved, you can send your test page to us, we will investigate it. Thanks.
From: Crosswalk-help [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Eduardo Julian Sent: Friday, January 29, 2016 7:58 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Crosswalk-help] Sub-optimal crosswalk performance when displaying videos and GIFs Hello, everybody. I'm working on an Android app using Crosswalk that needs to display multi-media content (images, videos & HTML5 apps). I've tested the app on several Android devices and I have gotten varied levels of quality, depending on the performance of each individual device. However, I have noticed on several devices that videos and GIFs that lag and run slowly when running in the app, would run well when displaying them on the device's media-player, or even when opening them on the device's Chrome browser. I'm not doing anything performance intensive on my app while displaying the media. I'm just sending some HTTP requests to the server to notify it about certain events and occasionally ask for more content. I'm currently using Crosswalk 14, and I'm thinking of changing to Crosswalk 16 in the hopes that the performance might get a bit better. I'm also using the embedded crosswalk, instead of the shared one. Do any one of you have any idea of something that I could do to improve the performance? Is it to be expected that there is such a difference in performance in Crosswalk versus the device's player & browser?
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