someone please suggest best solution for perfectly smooth scrolling news ticker with server 2.2
i was using html template with requestAnimationFrame in Server 2.1 Beta 2. tickers was scrolling smooth with huge data.
but with server 2.2 i’m getting performance issue ticker stutter/lag occasionally. so i’m thinking another solution for perfectly smooth scrolling news ticker
or is there any way that we can buffer/render ticker animation in memory and then show it on screen for perfectly smooth scrolling without a little stutter/lag
i’m using server 2.2 because CEF version updated with newer version.
text are now smooth. 3d transform is now supported. CSS property will-change now supported (this property is very useful for rendering buttery smooth animation).
and one more thing how can we activate hardware acceleration for html? so i can test rendering tickers with hardware acceleration.
I am fell in love with html templates , but described behaviour I have also observed, prevents me from deploying this wonderfull system in our TV.
Is there someone who has solved this problem in 2 2 or not observed it on his system?
Can we expect some upgrade, which will solve this issue?
Thanks.
J
Do you experience stutter on the “physical” output (Decklink, NDI, etc.)? Screen consumer in my setup often drops frames but over SDI/NDI I’m receiving silky smooth animations.
I experience “jumping” of animated obejcts also in the Decklink output.
It is not a flickering within nearby pixels but a real stop and start (with jump) after some miliseconds
It occurs randomly and also in a very simple HTML examples with one div with one text, when I try it to move vertical via CSS translate3D or translateY. Moving along the X axis is usually correct.
System specs: Dell Precision 7920, 2 x Xeon 3,4, Quadro P4000 / Decklink mini monitor 4k.
IanShade could You post Your system settings and a simple HTML example with silky smooth animation please?
, but described behaviour I have also observed, prevents me from deploying this wonderfull system in our TV.