Metapdf CPU usage

[KWatson]

In the last week or so I've noticed very high CPU usage while annotating pdfs in metapdf (consistently around 50% with the metapdf tab open). I just started using metapdf more for my work/research recently, but don't remember this being a problem the few times I had used it previously. The problem doesn't seem to be limited to one specific pdf or machine.

[andreas]

We hope to release a version in the upcoming weeks that should fix this issue. Do you see this behavior also in Paperpile when annotating PDFs there, or is it just on metapdf.com?

[KWatson]

Good to hear. And yes, just on metapdf.com. That may be why I didn't notice it before...

[Martin_Lichtblau]

Deactivating GPU-Acceleration in gChrome solves this issue (for me) and furthermore the tab doesn't freeze anymore and scrolling works smooth again.
Try it out and share awareness.

[Martin_Lichtblau]

@andreas
Still not solved. And it's starting to annoy me beyond acceptable levels.
Do you need more info to find the bug, or how could I help?

[andreas]

@Martin_Lichtblau

Are you using the Paperprile integrated viewer or metapdf.com?

[Jason_Ramapuram]

Slightly old thread, but this is still happening. I am currently using the viewer with the ability to highlight.

[ctreffe]

The same thing keeps happening to me when viewing a scanned PDF file containing OCR-generated text in paperpile (Viewer with annotations). Deactivating hardware acceleration in Chrome sure helped, but there is still a peak in CPU usage and the viewer is still much slower than with non-scanned pdf files.

I noticed that, when opening problematic (slow rendering) pdfs and highlighting a passage of text, each word seems to be marked separately, which is different from the viewer's behaviour when opening non-problematic (fast rendering) pdfs. Maybe the issue is connected to the way text in documents with OCR is rendered?

[jessica951]

Was facing the similar issue, take a look at some of these solutions:

• Clear Event Viewer Logs
• Download and install all available Windows updates
• Scan your computer for viruses and malware
• Find and Disable the service that causes the “svchost” high CPU usage problem

See brief solution here: http://errorcodespro.com/fix-svchost-exe-netsvcs-high-cpu-memory-usage/

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