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Thank you! I think that might be because Safari uses the HEVC version of the video. I'm also seeing 25% usage on an M1 Max MacBook, which is more than I expect
by alin23 4y ago
Thank you!
I think that might be because Safari uses the HEVC version of the video. I'm also seeing 25% usage on an M1 Max MacBook, which is more than I expected.
Firefox and Chrome don't have noticeable CPU usage. They only support the H264 encoded video.
I might have to reencode the video and optimize for hardware decoding. Default ffmpeg options were not enough apparently.
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EDIT: it's actually because of the HDR section from https://lunar.fyi/#xdr https://lunar.fyi/#xdr
Safari is the only browser that can activate the HDR subsystem on these Display P3 screens, and by doing that it taxes the GPU more when playing back video.
- tambourine_man 4y agoAh! Makes sense. Thanks for sharing