feat: update cef to 103 #1506
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feat: update cef to 103 #1506
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Uses Julusian/cef@f60566c which is obsproject/cef#1 rebased on top of some more recent changes to the 103 branch.
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#1499 looks to be a more viable route forward |
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An alternative to #1499, updating to CEF 103 which maintains the shared-texture flow, and hopefully the same performance as CEF95/CEF73 that current builds are using.
The main focus here has been to look into the reports of skipped frames that the current CEF95 has caused. (eg #1441)
CEF is built from https://github.com/Julusian/cef/tree/5060-shared-textures which is obsproject/cef#1 rebased on top of some more recent changes to the OBS 103 branch.
Windows builds:
casparcg-server-8548acb3dee0283f303ee2d3310cf9ef0bfb39ba-windows.zipFlawed, fails the test for Consumer shows countdown clock *skipping* times in the output #1441