#Mac iso file transfer slow pdf#

#Mac iso file transfer slow pdf#

Import the result PDF to see if the rendering improves. Open the reduced Keynote file, click Document in the right sidebar and resize the page size to Letter or smaller:ģ.

O pen the file in Keynote and click the File menu > Reduce File Size. Resizing the source documentīetter yet, if you have access to the source Keynote file, please try the following:ġ. This is especially useful if you're experiencing effect #2 above. If you don't have a Mac, compress the PDF with an online tool, and try importing the result PDF. Try opening the PDF in macOS Preview and clicking File > Export., selecting 'Reduce File Size' under 'Quartz Filter' and importing the result PDF to see if the slow rendering improves. Workarounds Reducing its file size (macOS only) Exporting it to a PDF produces one with duplicate page backgrounds (presumably because of the delayed rendering, or the special way the original PDF was created).Scrolling through its pages might crash the app (due to the computing required to render those pages).The slowly rendered PDF might cause other issues as well.

This can be down to multiple factors and usually involves the file size of the document, however if you notice the same rendering lag in the Files app or macOS Preview, this is unfortunately not in GoodNotes' control because the app uses iOS PDF rendering engine. Transfer from iPhone to Mac: Click the small triangle beside the Insta360 App to see its files on your iPhone, then drag the desired files to a folder on. When viewing PDFs within GoodNotes 5, you might occasionally notice a lag when scrolling through your PDF content. At the top of the Finder window, click Files, then do one of the following: Transfer from Mac to iPhone: Drag a file or a selection of files from your Mac onto the Insta360 App in the list.