Presenting a UIImagePickerController is quite slow
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My phone has about 2000 photos. When I present a UIImagePickerController, it takes ~3-4 seconds. How can I optimize this operation?
Thank you.
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My phone has about 2000 photos. When I present a UIImagePickerController, it takes ~3-4 seconds. How can I optimize this operation?
Thank you.
ios uiimagepickercontroller
edited Nov 20 at 13:05
Tamás Sengel
25.4k136392
asked Nov 19 at 6:45
porthuas
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Is this Issue in your actual device ?
– Vicky_Vignesh
Nov 19 at 6:49
what type of iPhone?
– Vanya
Nov 19 at 8:46
you should include more details about your situation, what are you trying to achieve, a snippet of your code, anything that can help pinpoint what might be the problem, more often than not, the assumption of the problem is not the real problem, TheUIImagePickerControllerdisplays a list of assets that have cached thumbnails, such a list should work smoothly regardless of the amount of photos on the device, most likely, there is a problem in your code that denies theUIImagePickerControllerto pop up when you click on the import button, sharing you code/implementation will probably help
– Samer Murad
Nov 19 at 8:55
Yes, my iphone 6.
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:41
Sadly, this is just a side effect of using aUIImagePickerController. You can handle this issue by implementing a custom image picker which uses a more efficient image loading or simply displaying an activity indicator to let the user know that it's loading.
– Tamás Sengel
Nov 20 at 13:04
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up vote
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My phone has about 2000 photos. When I present a UIImagePickerController, it takes ~3-4 seconds. How can I optimize this operation?
Thank you.
ios uiimagepickercontroller
edited Nov 20 at 13:05
Tamás Sengel
25.4k136392
asked Nov 19 at 6:45
porthuas
11
My phone has about 2000 photos. When I present a UIImagePickerController, it takes ~3-4 seconds. How can I optimize this operation?
Thank you.
ios uiimagepickercontroller
ios uiimagepickercontroller
edited Nov 20 at 13:05
Tamás Sengel
25.4k136392
asked Nov 19 at 6:45
porthuas
11
edited Nov 20 at 13:05
Tamás Sengel
25.4k136392
asked Nov 19 at 6:45
porthuas
11
edited Nov 20 at 13:05
Tamás Sengel
25.4k136392
edited Nov 20 at 13:05
Tamás Sengel
25.4k136392
edited Nov 20 at 13:05
Tamás Sengel
25.4k136392
25.4k136392
asked Nov 19 at 6:45
porthuas
11
asked Nov 19 at 6:45
porthuas
11
asked Nov 19 at 6:45
porthuas
11
11
Is this Issue in your actual device ?
– Vicky_Vignesh
Nov 19 at 6:49
what type of iPhone?
– Vanya
Nov 19 at 8:46
you should include more details about your situation, what are you trying to achieve, a snippet of your code, anything that can help pinpoint what might be the problem, more often than not, the assumption of the problem is not the real problem, TheUIImagePickerControllerdisplays a list of assets that have cached thumbnails, such a list should work smoothly regardless of the amount of photos on the device, most likely, there is a problem in your code that denies theUIImagePickerControllerto pop up when you click on the import button, sharing you code/implementation will probably help
– Samer Murad
Nov 19 at 8:55
Yes, my iphone 6.
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:41
Sadly, this is just a side effect of using aUIImagePickerController. You can handle this issue by implementing a custom image picker which uses a more efficient image loading or simply displaying an activity indicator to let the user know that it's loading.
– Tamás Sengel
Nov 20 at 13:04
|
show 2 more comments
Is this Issue in your actual device ?
– Vicky_Vignesh
Nov 19 at 6:49
what type of iPhone?
– Vanya
Nov 19 at 8:46
you should include more details about your situation, what are you trying to achieve, a snippet of your code, anything that can help pinpoint what might be the problem, more often than not, the assumption of the problem is not the real problem, TheUIImagePickerControllerdisplays a list of assets that have cached thumbnails, such a list should work smoothly regardless of the amount of photos on the device, most likely, there is a problem in your code that denies theUIImagePickerControllerto pop up when you click on the import button, sharing you code/implementation will probably help
– Samer Murad
Nov 19 at 8:55
Yes, my iphone 6.
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:41
Sadly, this is just a side effect of using aUIImagePickerController. You can handle this issue by implementing a custom image picker which uses a more efficient image loading or simply displaying an activity indicator to let the user know that it's loading.
– Tamás Sengel
Nov 20 at 13:04
Is this Issue in your actual device ?
– Vicky_Vignesh
Nov 19 at 6:49
Is this Issue in your actual device ?
– Vicky_Vignesh
Nov 19 at 6:49
what type of iPhone?
– Vanya
Nov 19 at 8:46
what type of iPhone?
– Vanya
Nov 19 at 8:46
you should include more details about your situation, what are you trying to achieve, a snippet of your code, anything that can help pinpoint what might be the problem, more often than not, the assumption of the problem is not the real problem, The
UIImagePickerController displays a list of assets that have cached thumbnails, such a list should work smoothly regardless of the amount of photos on the device, most likely, there is a problem in your code that denies the UIImagePickerController to pop up when you click on the import button, sharing you code/implementation will probably help– Samer Murad
Nov 19 at 8:55
you should include more details about your situation, what are you trying to achieve, a snippet of your code, anything that can help pinpoint what might be the problem, more often than not, the assumption of the problem is not the real problem, The
UIImagePickerController displays a list of assets that have cached thumbnails, such a list should work smoothly regardless of the amount of photos on the device, most likely, there is a problem in your code that denies the UIImagePickerController to pop up when you click on the import button, sharing you code/implementation will probably help– Samer Murad
Nov 19 at 8:55
Yes, my iphone 6.
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:41
Yes, my iphone 6.
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:41
Sadly, this is just a side effect of using a
UIImagePickerController. You can handle this issue by implementing a custom image picker which uses a more efficient image loading or simply displaying an activity indicator to let the user know that it's loading.– Tamás Sengel
Nov 20 at 13:04
Sadly, this is just a side effect of using a
UIImagePickerController. You can handle this issue by implementing a custom image picker which uses a more efficient image loading or simply displaying an activity indicator to let the user know that it's loading.– Tamás Sengel
Nov 20 at 13:04
|
show 2 more comments
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Write the code of UIImagePickerController inside the DispatchQueue.
DispatchQueue.main.async {
//UIImagePickerController code goes here
}
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
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answered Nov 19 at 7:07
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Can you explain how and why this makes anything faster?
– Gereon
Nov 19 at 10:57
Will it block the main thread?
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:39
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up vote
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Write the code of UIImagePickerController inside the DispatchQueue.
DispatchQueue.main.async {
//UIImagePickerController code goes here
}
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
2,43631434
answered Nov 19 at 7:07
SAIF
115
1
Can you explain how and why this makes anything faster?
– Gereon
Nov 19 at 10:57
Will it block the main thread?
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:39
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Write the code of UIImagePickerController inside the DispatchQueue.
DispatchQueue.main.async {
//UIImagePickerController code goes here
}
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
2,43631434
answered Nov 19 at 7:07
SAIF
115
1
Can you explain how and why this makes anything faster?
– Gereon
Nov 19 at 10:57
Will it block the main thread?
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:39
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Write the code of UIImagePickerController inside the DispatchQueue.
DispatchQueue.main.async {
//UIImagePickerController code goes here
}
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
2,43631434
answered Nov 19 at 7:07
SAIF
115
Write the code of UIImagePickerController inside the DispatchQueue.
DispatchQueue.main.async {
//UIImagePickerController code goes here
}
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
2,43631434
answered Nov 19 at 7:07
SAIF
115
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
2,43631434
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
2,43631434
edited Nov 19 at 8:41
Kuldeep
2,43631434
2,43631434
answered Nov 19 at 7:07
SAIF
115
answered Nov 19 at 7:07
SAIF
115
answered Nov 19 at 7:07
SAIF
115
115
1
Can you explain how and why this makes anything faster?
– Gereon
Nov 19 at 10:57
Will it block the main thread?
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:39
add a comment |
1
Can you explain how and why this makes anything faster?
– Gereon
Nov 19 at 10:57
Will it block the main thread?
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:39
1
1
Can you explain how and why this makes anything faster?
– Gereon
Nov 19 at 10:57
Can you explain how and why this makes anything faster?
– Gereon
Nov 19 at 10:57
Will it block the main thread?
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:39
Will it block the main thread?
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:39
add a comment |
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Is this Issue in your actual device ?
– Vicky_Vignesh
Nov 19 at 6:49
what type of iPhone?
– Vanya
Nov 19 at 8:46
you should include more details about your situation, what are you trying to achieve, a snippet of your code, anything that can help pinpoint what might be the problem, more often than not, the assumption of the problem is not the real problem, The
UIImagePickerControllerdisplays a list of assets that have cached thumbnails, such a list should work smoothly regardless of the amount of photos on the device, most likely, there is a problem in your code that denies theUIImagePickerControllerto pop up when you click on the import button, sharing you code/implementation will probably help– Samer Murad
Nov 19 at 8:55
Yes, my iphone 6.
– porthuas
Nov 20 at 3:41
Sadly, this is just a side effect of using a
UIImagePickerController. You can handle this issue by implementing a custom image picker which uses a more efficient image loading or simply displaying an activity indicator to let the user know that it's loading.– Tamás Sengel
Nov 20 at 13:04