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TL;DD (Too Large, Didn't Download) I did search google for "Obstruction free Photography" and there is one video on youtube that explains the technology and pr
by medecau 11y ago
TL;DD (Too Large, Didn't Download)
I did search google for "Obstruction free Photography" and there is one video on youtube that explains the technology and provides examples.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoyNiatRIh4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoyNiatRIh4
- beobab 11y agoIt does have a lot of example photographs in it, but it's only 32Mb.
- lqdc13 11y agoThe file is 31mb. The video you linked is 75 mb in 720p.
- VMG 11y agothe bottleneck is at the source
- medecau 11y agoThe PDF took 67s to download. The YT video plays immediately.
- icebraining 11y agoPDF.js can stream the file just fine, it'll start displaying the first page before it's finishing loading the rest.
- IanCal 11y agoHowever the video is available in 144p, and starts playing before it's finished loading. The PDF takes (for me) an irritatingly long time to load in chrome, and the images require me to zoom right in to get even close to the same resolution as a fairly low quality video stream.
- justwannasing 11y agoWell, for me in Chrome, it took 9 seconds, so Chrome has nothing to do with it. In any case, it's a professional paper for professionals to study and download time is not an issue. But all that is OT anyway.
- agumonkey 11y agoRemarkable results, especially the 'removed' artefact turning into another clear picture.
- Frenchgeek 11y agoLook like one side effect is removing anything that move, like the cars in one example in the video...
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- ChrisArgyle 11y agoThis seems to be a trend with academic articles. I don't think they have bosses saying "that's great but Page Speed says..."