2014-10-24, 16:21
(2014-10-24, 08:14)joethefox Wrote: IMHO in 2014 resizing and caching an image on the client side seems a reasonable thing to do without any extra efforts on the xbmc server side.
Not all clients are able to do this simply, for example web interfaces.
If we would provide support for serverside resizing its up to the client to decide if it wants to use it, it would not be forced upon them. If the client is fast and would rather handle it (because its a responsive app for example) then it should/could.
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