Troubles with Muso

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teodorom
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Re: Troubles with Muso

Post by teodorom »

After a pause and play.
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Even during the pause Muso was doing something (why? the library should be already fully indexed), but, when it restart the dialogue with HQPlayer the CPU goes up.
Why a polling does that?
Thanks
musoware
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Re: Troubles with Muso

Post by musoware »

It's a .NET application, it's how it works. It may be doing garbage collection or some other background processing. Yes it needs a fairly powerful setup, but nothing outlandish. I have an i3-based system myself, but I don't use HQPlayer as well.
teodorom
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Re: Troubles with Muso

Post by teodorom »

Yes, it could be a problem in the GC. I can only guess that you don't release some resource during the synchronization with HQPlayer.
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In A I stopped the communication with HQPlayer. In B I re-established it.
One more test: you wait and the CPU goes to 20%.
Then you stop the communication with HQPlayer and the GC continue to work!
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After some time "% Time in GC" goes to zero.
I'm not a developer, I'm a database expert. let me ask to my ex-colleagues in Microsoft.
But ... are sure that you release all the resources after having used them?
musoware
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Re: Troubles with Muso

Post by musoware »

teodorom wrote:are sure that you release all the resources after having used them?
I believe so, but I'll have a deeper look. What do you think is the critical resource in your case? CPU or memory?

How do you get at the Muso instance in Perfmon?
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