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Are you able to upload a screenshot of the aliasing problem somewhere? Running on a retina MBP, both Safari and Chrome render the text pin-sharp with no noticeable aliasing.
http://i.imgur.com/UzZYLW5.png Check the farthest text. It's even worse in motion because the aliasing changes discretely.
You can even edit the text as it scrolls, which is a pretty interesting effect.
Ah my eyes, the aliasing. If anybody's interested why there's aliasing it's important to know how CSS transforms work. If you transform, the browser lifts the transformed rectangle into its own layer and renders its content to a texture. Then, later, it is composited with the page by blitting that texture with whatever transformation was applied. So CSS transforms are an application of texturing. And in texturing wha…
So what do you suggest I should change? Thanks in advance.
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Yeah I know and it's freaking me out. I already use the attribute preload="auto" of the -element, but it's not enough. Do you know any better ways to preload it?
I'm assuming there's an event for when the audio is loaded... maybe hook up the animation to that?
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http://i.imgur.com/UzZYLW5.png Check the farthest text. It's even worse in motion because the aliasing changes discretely.
It looks fine on a Retina MBP. The farthest text gets a little tiny bit of flickering maybe, but it looks sharp all the way until it fades out. Nothing like that.
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So what do you suggest I should change? Thanks in advance.
Could be the speed, content, or something else, but the text at http://fotcorn.github.io/StarRSS/ doesn't seem to shake (as much, anyway) as it fades.
It's missing the Episode IV: A New Hope part...what gives?
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This sounds like 3D is turned off in your Chrome. Can you please check your settings chrome://flags. Maybe "GPU compositing on all pages" is turned off -> turn it on.
I have the same issue with no text after the logo. My "GPU compositing on all pages" was set to the default, but after changing it to "enabled" I still see no text. Version 31.0.1626.5 dev-m Aura SyzyASan
Back in 1994, my 486 had no issue rendering the Star Wars opening crawl in a sweet game, Star Wars: TIE Fighter. Fast forward 20 years, and thanks to the wonders of web, my computer can't even render it correctly. I get a blank screen after the star wars logo. So much for progress. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYks9ZfupZ0