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authorAlbert <bassmann1911@gmail.com>2026-09-02 21:41:36 +0200
committerAlbert <bassmann1911@gmail.com>2026-09-02 21:41:36 +0200
commit064de2172ebdad0b9dfc946fed8e95f59efb9b33 (patch)
tree97bcd3a30c02b17fc1a5938556df0ac59c5eb714 /MediaBrowser.Controller/MediaEncoding
parentb3766b00d4c5ae38589774b30f4f1e0579a9619f (diff)
Apply the resize sharpening kernel directly instead of via SKImageFilter
Since the SkiaSharp 3 update the MatrixConvolution image filter used in SkiaEncoder.ResizeImage no longer has a fast CPU path: on the software rasterizer it takes about 4.5 seconds per megapixel-sized image, which turns every cold image request into a multi-second operation and makes first-time loads of a library view take minutes. Draw the resize without the paint filter and apply the identical 3x3 kernel (same weights, clamped edges, alpha included) directly on the resized pixels instead. This drops a cold 1000x1500 -> 663x995 poster render from ~4.6s to well under a second; the convolution pass itself takes ~86ms. Output is visually unchanged.
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