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The videos added in Dynamic media components via experience fragment are taking too long to render on the page
Please check the source of the video, maybe its still loading from AEM.
Arun Patidar
Hi @chinmayis865517 ,
When you put a Dynamic Media video inside an Experience Fragment, extra wrapper markup and clientlibs get loaded, which slows down rendering.
Make sure the Dynamic Media clientlibs are included only once (duplicate loads inside XF can cause delay).
Check that the lazy loading config is not overridden in the XF – sometimes the checkbox doesn’t pass through.
Use the same embed method (smart embed / video profile) for XF as for the standalone component.
If possible, place the video component directly on the page instead of nesting in an XF for performance-critical use cases.
The slowdown comes from extra XF wrapping. Keep clientlibs clean, check lazy load settings, and prefer direct placement if performance matters.
Hrishikesh Kagane
@chinmayis865517 Quick follow-up! Were you able to get this issue sorted out? If you did, please consider posting the solution you used so others can learn from it. And if any of the replies above were helpful—whether they fully solved your problem or just pointed you toward the right fix—marking one as accepted helps future community members find solutions more easily. Closing the loop here makes a real difference for everyone.
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