Edward wrote:
Fedora 32, x86_64: seamonkey-2.53.3-3.fc32.x86_64
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+
COMMAND
4766 edward 20 0 3463452 625444 174552 S 2.7 16.6 7:08.80
seamonk+
The above is from 'top' as of right now. As I am not on YouTube right
now and Swap isn't being used, there is /currently/ no slowdown in
performance.
YouTube also has music. Some individual tracks from albums will also
display a static video, it's usually the album cover for the duration of
the track.
Ok that's good info, but you need to show the initial state, and then
the state after xxx minutes showing the problem.
It sounds like a 'youtube' issue, as opposed to a SeaMonkey issue. You
need to do the same test with some media that is not on youtube, e.g.
put it on your own web server. The videos that just show an album cover
are not music, they are videos, but with just one frame repeated, I'm
not sure if it plays the same frame thousands of times, or if it somehow
knows there's only one frame and freezes it, but either way, it's still
a video.
If you can show that playing a music file in SeaMonkey, that is not on
youtube, is using progressively more memory as it plays, then that would
be a serious problem in SeaMonkey. Do you know which libraries SeaMokey
uses behind the scenes to play media files?
--
Gerry Hickman (London UK)
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