My code looks like this (minified):

 context.drawImage(video, 0, 0);
 requestAnimationFrame(render);

 I think this might be the most classical way to render videos to canvas2d, and it runs well on Chrome. 
 After that, I've justified `gfx.canvas.accelerated` to `true` but nothing changed.
 Is there any way for FF to be better on this way?

I've got a problem about rendering `video` with `requestAnimationFrame`. It seems right and quick on Chrome ,but unresponsive and flashing at FF. My code looks like this (minified): ``` $video.src = "/test.mp4"; $video.play(); var context = $canvas.getContext("2d"); function render() { context.drawImage(video, 0, 0); requestAnimationFrame(render); } render(); ``` I think this might be the most classical way to render videos to canvas2d, and it runs well on Chrome. After that, I've justified `gfx.canvas.accelerated` to `true` but nothing changed. Is there any way for FF to be better on this way?