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| Hey, I'm trying to test this page on as many hi-DPI (aka "retina") devices | |
| as possible: | |
| http://www.soundslice.com/scores/auld-lang-syne/?retina | |
| Can you take a look and let me know whether everything looks good and whether | |
| it's any more sluggish than the non-retina version? Also let me know your | |
| devicePixelRatio, which you can get from http://www.devicepixelratio.com/ -- | |
| if your ratio is something other than 1 or 2 (e.g., 1.5), I'm particularly | |
| interested. | |
| Ideally the music notation will be nice and sharp. Here's the non-retina | |
| version for comparison (which is blurry on retina devices): | |
| http://www.soundslice.com/scores/auld-lang-syne/ | |
| If you chip in with a test, let me know which browser/OS you're on. Thanks | |
| for any help! | |
| Adrian |
Mac OS X 10.9.3, 2 month old 13" MBP
Safari Version 7.0.3 (9537.75.14)
Chrome 36.0.1985.125
Firefox 31.0
device pixel ration 2
Retina noticeably sharper and clearer on all browsers
network is slow (1.5Mbps), but not really noticeable difference in download times (I'm used to relatively slow loading sites)
HTH
Retina here.
OS X 10.9.2
Intel Iris 1024 MB
Chrome
Looks good to me, and the blurry looked blurry.
Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013, devicePixelRatio=2, running OS X 10.9.4, Safari Version 7.0.5 (9537.77.4). Retina version is much crisper. Did not notice any slowdowns between the two versions.
iPad mini Retina iOS 7.1.2, pixel ratio = 2
Safari & Chrome no performance slowdown observed.
Retina version clear, no pixelation from 1:1 to max zoom to min zoom.
2nd device: Moto-X
Ditto: android 4.4.3 pix 2
Chrome
Clear, good performance zoom in and out.
Nice.
Nexus 5, Chrome 36.0.1985.131 (latest)
Looks and works very well. Clear, can see no behavioral differences between retina and non-retina. No slow-downs, etc. Very nice. (3.0 device pixel ratio)
Works great on Moto X Chrome. No noticeable slowdowns or other degradations between versions.
Looks and works well on Nexus 7 (pixel ratio 2) and HTC One (pixel ratio 3), Chrome 36.0.1985.131.
Tested on my Nexus 5 phone with Chrome 36.0.1985.131.
Playback works perfectly. Audio is clear and the sheet music/tabs are crisp and beautiful! Soundslice is looking better and better every day :)
However, I found a scrolling bug when trying to pause the music and scrolling back up. It seems to just reset scroll to the top of your current frame and you can't go up to the beginning of the page. Scrolling down seems okay, but it is jittery and doesn't capture typical scroll behavior on Android.
Hope this helps! @jessevondoom, could you double check and reconfirm that this isn't just happening to me? Seems like we are on the same hardware.
edit: fyi Adrian, the Nexus 5 pixel ratio is 3.0
Looks good on new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0.
Also, no scrolling issues like I saw people having on Twitter. I'm using the default "Internet" browser.
On a Early 2013 MacBook Pro, devicePixelRatio=2, running OS X 10.9.4, on Safari 7.0.5 and Chrome 36.0.1985.125
I can see some very minor pixellation on the ties, and some slight blur in the uprights on the tempo indicator. Otherwise looks good to me. No obvious lag in the interface.