Dan Field
Dan Field
What matters is it's decode size (roughly width x height x 4.3), not it's compressed size on disk
I'll reopen this to track updating docs
@karmazinkd - this may be a different bug, please file a new bug with a complete reproduction, feel free to /cc me. To everyone else: This is "WAI" behavior. Images...
Right now, we're delegating to native platforms (except on Linux and Android) to decode formats we don't recognize - but there's no support for that (yet) for animated images.
(so you would just get the first frame if the platform can decode at least that much)
Skia supports this if you ship a codec that can decode it. Shipping a codec adds non-trivial cost for all customers of Flutter. I don't have a good sense for...
How many browsers support it doesn't really give us a good sense of how popular the format is. I'm also not clear on how much better it'd be to use...
Looks like Chromium and Skia use libavif, which appears to be AOM's reference implementation (though I might be missing something, haven't looked at this all the way through). It probably...
@slightfoot If Android 12 supports it, thenit should "just work" on Android 12 devices and up. We fall back to platform based decoding for formats we don't ship support for...
I think, ideally, it would be possible to include or not include a plugin based on a build flag or somesuch. for integration_test (formerly known as e2e), we need some...