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2008-02-24
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it cant handle one big frame but it can handle processing thirty high quality 400x240 frames in ONE second?
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2008-02-24
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In contrast, to display a large image file, the tablet needs to read the entire file into RAM. First, the act of simply reading the entire, large image file will take more time than reading a tiny portion of a video file. Then, to fit the entire image file in RAM at once, the tablet may need to swap other applications and data out. If so, it's then waiting on writes to complete before it can finish reading, and writing is slow.
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2008-02-24
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2008-02-24
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2008-02-24
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2008-02-24
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2008-02-24
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2008-02-24
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The most non-hackable component seems to be implementing code to handle the mime callback, which most likely is still there. Someone could try editing the .desktop or (service/mime?) config files to re-enable this before doing an update-mime-database.
## comment out the original jpeg mime handler #image/jpeg=hildon-image-viewer.desktop image/jpeg=hildon-quiver.desktop
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2008-02-24
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but if u open any SINGLE image higher than 1024x768, it becomes super slow and struggles to zoom or anything? i put in my Canon SD1000's memory card in the external slot and it takes like 4 minutes to open one JPEG. is this just because its big? 2048x1536?
it cant handle one big frame but it can handle processing thirty high quality 400x240 frames in ONE second? wth!