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I conducted a series of tests involving the playback of various SVG animations and videos on Android devices. The results showed an average production rate of 30-35 images per second, with each image having an average size of 27.5 KB. This high production rate puts a significant load on the client, thereby affecting performance.
I am seeking recommendations, parameters, or methods that can help reduce the number of images produced per second, to optimize performance and minimize client load.
Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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I came across a parameter named "--screen-frame-rate". Does this parameter control the production rate of images per second as described in the issue above?
I conducted a series of tests involving the playback of various SVG animations and videos on Android devices. The results showed an average production rate of 30-35 images per second, with each image having an average size of 27.5 KB. This high production rate puts a significant load on the client, thereby affecting performance.
I am seeking recommendations, parameters, or methods that can help reduce the number of images produced per second, to optimize performance and minimize client load.
Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: