[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 129626] WebGL slow video to texture
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Sat Aug 9 03:54:47 PDT 2014
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=129626
--- Comment #1 from Florian Bösch <pyalot at gmail.com> 2014-08-09 03:54:58 PST ---
Retested with Chrome 36.0.1985.125, Firefox Aurora 33.0a2, Safari 6.1.4 and Internet Explorer 11
TL;DR Firefox now outperforms Chrome by around 600% on OSX and Linux. Safari has the worst performance and worst video format support.
Summary of result tables, for full results please see: http://codeflow.org/issues/slow_video_to_texture/
Ubuntu:
FPS UPms FPS UPms FPS UPms
Chrome 36 1080p 46.42 8.08 46.22 7.97 46.72 7.80
Chrome 35 1080p 45.28 8.02 45.10 8.03 45.39 7.98
Firefox Aurora 1080p 60.04 1.00 60.04 1.14 60.02 1.18
OSX:
FPS UPms FPS UPms FPS UPms
Chrome 36 1080p 59.56 9.91 59.72 9.96 59.78 9.91
Chrome 35 1080p 59.77 13.47 58.88 14.51 59.85 13.69
Firefox Aurora 1080p N/A N/A 59.50 1.54 59.07 1.50
Safari 6.1.4 1080p 20.07 34.94 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Windows 8.1:
FPS UPms FPS UPms FPS UPms
Chrome 36 1080p 51.22 11.53 59.53 7.16 59.23 7.23
Firefox Aurora 1080p 57.14 9.55 56.89 9.41
IE11 video not supported for upload
Conclusion: Firefox has made good efforts in its Aurora build (scheduled to be beta early September, and release early October) on OSX and Linux, these now outperform Chrome by a substantial margin (by ~600%) and pushed upload times into the range of 1-2ms. Chrome 36 has also made some gains on Chrome 35 on OSX (by ~45%). Firefox has yet to implement their improvements on Windows and has also got to deal with bugs in their h.264 support on Windows.
Safari Issues:
- Only H.264 is supported
- The H.264 support is very slow and choppy
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