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corrin18 · 05-12-2013, 10:04 AM

I really like Liberator. Thanks so much.
However, one of the PDFs that I am viewing in Liberator on my Kindle 3 is really sluggish in the page turns. Sometimes it takes a full 10 seconds to render a page, making the document unreadable.
When I say "page turns" I mean moving from pdf-page to pdf page. Moving from kindle-screen to kindle-screen is mainly ok while still on the same pdf page, but transitioning to the next or previous pdf page takes an entirety.
The "Rendering..." message sometimes appears but sometimes the problem occurs and the message doesn't show.
The same pdf on KindlePDfViewer doesn't have the same problem (its ever so sluggish, but not problematically so).
I have Threading switched on for the document in Liberator.
The pdf in question is over 200 pages in length. Maybe this length is the problem?
Any advice appreciated.
I have included a link to the pdf in question.

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05-12-2013, 10:04 AM	#195
corrin18 Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 1000 Join Date: May 2013 Device: Kindle 3	I really like Liberator. Thanks so much. However, one of the PDFs that I am viewing in Liberator on my Kindle 3 is really sluggish in the page turns. Sometimes it takes a full 10 seconds to render a page, making the document unreadable. When I say "page turns" I mean moving from pdf-page to pdf page. Moving from kindle-screen to kindle-screen is mainly ok while still on the same pdf page, but transitioning to the next or previous pdf page takes an entirety. The "Rendering..." message sometimes appears but sometimes the problem occurs and the message doesn't show. The same pdf on KindlePDfViewer doesn't have the same problem (its ever so sluggish, but not problematically so). I have Threading switched on for the document in Liberator. The pdf in question is over 200 pages in length. Maybe this length is the problem? Any advice appreciated. I have included a link to the pdf in question. [Link delete, copyright - MODERATOR] Last edited by Dr. Drib; 05-12-2013 at 10:09 AM.