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To improve slow LCP and Core Web Vitals, run an automated Next.js performance audit to locate render-blocking resources, large bundles, and media inefficiencies, then automatically apply image optimization, lazy loading, and dynamic imports.

Automating image and video optimization for Core Web Vitals involves using ffmpeg-based media processing and the project's built-in Image component to apply blur-up loading, reduce bundle sizes, and automate fixes for slow loading assets.

Yes, you can use Lighthouse-based assessment to audit Next.js applications and identify render-blocking resources, applying automated fixes like preload hints and bundle-size reductions to optimize overall performance.

Yes, this optimization approach works by applying lazy loading improvements and dynamic imports to reduce bundle sizes, directly targeting bottlenecks and improving Lighthouse assessment scores for your application.

Your Next.js app may have slow performance if image and video inefficiencies persist; auditing helps locate bottlenecks and applies blur-up image loading and preload hints to fully leverage the built-in Image component.