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When we try to open very large PDF files (greater than 3 GB, having more than 20,000 pages) in our web viewer, we experience performance issues. These issues include slow navigation between pages, delays in loading content, and sometimes pages appear blank.
What are the recommended solutions for efficiently rendering large PDF files (over 3 GB, having more than 20,000 pages) in a web viewer environment?
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Rendering large PDF files in a web viewer can indeed present performance challenges due to the size and complexity of the documents. To address these issues, several optimization strategies can be implemented to enhance the viewing experience.
Some things you can try:
Use Viewer Optimized PDFs to enable faster initial display and efficient navigation.
Optimize PDF file size by compressing images and removing redundant resources.
Enable streaming with the downloader feature for efficient incremental loading.
Preload WebViewer library and worker files to reduce initial load times.
Consider using WebViewer Server for improved performance on large files.
We tried implementing Pdf Linearization, but it did not provide any improvements with regards to opening large files in WebViewer. Are there any other alternatives available?