dhurley

Right now the video is already 120 frames (60fps). Using 120 images for something like this seems like it would be too much. Is that what you are suggesting?

Thanks! You'd think it would. be easier to animate videos on the web. Would increasing the fps on the video help? Your images ideas is interesting. We've explored using Lotties but files are huge! What do you think the best approach would be for something like this?

Thanks for the reply! That makes sense but why would it work in Safari? Shouldn't I be able to use JS to make the scroll behaviour consistent across browsers? Is that not the point of ScrollProxy?

Using ScrollTrigger and Scrollproxy in react to animate an MP4 video. The video animates great in Safari but it's very choppy in Chrome. How do I get it to animate it in Chrome like it does in Safari? https://codesandbox.io/s/eloquent-margulis-bv62k