Hi, Has the use of a lossless version of WebP encoding been investigated instead of PNG?
According to the below benchmark (not sure how up-to-date), with a fairly low compression setting (q=0, m=1) webp still needs on average less bytes / pixel than PNG reference (Table 1), whilst being x2 faster for encoding (Table 2): https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/docs/webp_lossless_alpha_study In general Guacamole performance is quite good, but when starting to scroll it can lag substantially more than a direct RDP connection (even if the RDP server is on the same host as guacamole server) - before the lossy WebP kicks in. I would be curious if trying to use WebP consistently (also for lossless, not just for high-framerate lossy setup) might improve somewhat the responsiveness. Has anyone investigated this, or does this sound like a bad idea? Many thanks, András ps: apologies if this message appears twice, I sent one originally before subscribing to the list and I am unsure if that went through.
