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@prologic, what kind of compression, and resizing, is Yarn applying to uploaded images? Is it doing the same to videos?
Video is handled by TranscodeVideo whilst images are handled by ProcessImage
Why do you ask? π€ I _had_ to revert your CSS change on video/images though (_sorry!_) as I don't think it's the right solution. Artificially stretching is a bad idea as we just found (_somehow I knew this in the back of my mind_).
Video is handled by TranscodeVideo whilst images are handled by ProcessImage
Why do you ask? π€ I _had_ to revert your CSS change on video/images though (_sorry!_) as I don't think it's the right solution. Artificially stretching is a bad idea as we just found (_somehow I knew this in the back of my mind_).
Video is handled by TranscodeVideo whilst images are handled by ProcessImage\n\nWhy do you ask? π€ I _had_ to revert your CSS change on video/images though (_sorry!_) as I don't think it's the right solution. Artificially stretching is a bad idea as we just found (_somehow I knew this in the back of my mind_).
@fastidious> I had to revert your CSS change on video/images though (sorry!) as I don't think it's the right solution. Artificially stretching is a bad idea as we just found (somehow I knew this in the back of my mind).
I _think_ using max-content instead of auto or 100% works better for this? Hmmm π€ Can you try on your pod?
@fastidious> I had to revert your CSS change on video/images though (sorry!) as I don't think it's the right solution. Artificially stretching is a bad idea as we just found (somehow I knew this in the back of my mind).
I _think_ using max-content instead of auto or 100% works better for this? Hmmm π€ Can you try on your pod?
@fastidious> I had to revert your CSS change on video/images though (sorry!) as I don't think it's the right solution. Artificially stretching is a bad idea as we just found (somehow I knew this in the back of my mind).\n\nI _think_ using max-content instead of auto or 100% works better for this? Hmmm π€ Can you try on your pod?
@prologic I see, so Yarn is resizing images. I asked because I wanted to know the criteria. When does images/videos get resized? To what size?
@fastidious Avatars get resized, but I don't think anything else does.
@thecanine thatβs easy to test. Not at home now, but will test upon reaching.
@fastidious \n\n> When does images/videos get resized? To what size?\n\nImages are:\n\n- Oriented the right way using available data in the uploaded image.\n- The image is then sharpened using some sensible defaults\n- If an Avatar, is resized to fit 360x360px\n- Otherwise is resized to a width of 720px maintaining aspect ratio\n- (but only if the image is actually larger than 720px in width)\n- In both cases uses Lanczos resampling\n\nVideos:\n- Transcoded at a rate of 24fps\n- Using MPEG4 container with H264/AAC encoding\n- A post is generated from
@fastidious
> When does images/videos get resized? To what size?
Images are:
- Oriented the right way using available data in the uploaded image.
- The image is then sharpened using some sensible defaults
- If an Avatar, is resized to fit 360x360px
- Otherwise is resized to a width of 720px maintaining aspect ratio
- (but only if the image is actually larger than 720px in width)
- In both cases uses Lanczos resampling
Videos:
- Transcoded at a rate of 24fps
- Using MPEG4 container with H264/AAC encoding
- A post is generated from
@fastidious
> When does images/videos get resized? To what size?
Images are:
- Oriented the right way using available data in the uploaded image.
- The image is then sharpened using some sensible defaults
- If an Avatar, is resized to fit 360x360px
- Otherwise is resized to a width of 720px maintaining aspect ratio
- (but only if the image is actually larger than 720px in width)
- In both cases uses Lanczos resampling
Videos:
- Transcoded at a rate of 24fps
- Using MPEG4 container with H264/AAC encoding
- A post is generated from
Just a test to see what happens to a big gif. π
\nJust a test to see what happens to a big gif. π
\nOh, it no longer moves, now let's try a tiny one. π
Oh, it no longer moves, now let's try a tiny one. π
Oh, that one doesn't move either. π€
@thecanine GIFs arenβt quite supported yet, at least not uploaded ones. itβs on the backlog π
@thecanine GIFs arenβt quite supported yet, at least not uploaded ones. itβs on the backlog π