Hi,
if LMS is a single thread app, please tell me why I see 4 threads in my
task manager?
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Your screen shot is cropped and only shows one task / prcoess - so
please repost a full image.,
LMS is single threaded (i.e. one process handles all the GUI, WebUI and
feeding audio to players etc. some plugins may start other processes)
but if transcoding is needed other processes (not threads
The OS or runtime library usually starts several background threads even
if the application code is doing its work on a single thread in the
process.
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DJanGo wrote:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff458358.aspx
Thats One of Many Features That Makes the difference between a Client
and a Server Österreich
That choice has been available on server and workstation versions of
Windows since NT and is specifically related to
get.amped wrote:
Does it matter if LMS is configured to load as a service vs. a program
in a user session?
That was your question or not?
Btw did you (if you carefully read your google find) see the fact that
lms is single thread or does it use multihreads?
In a shortversion what is
DJanGo wrote:
That was your question or not?
Btw did you (if you carefully read your google find) see the fact that
lms is single thread or does it use multihreads?
In a shortversion what is older days ?
That question was in the context of the discussion about memory usage.
Yes, LMS is
Hi,
I am a big fan from the 7.9 build. One of the best feature is the
capability to tune the LMS for library bigger than 50k tracks. That
feature makes a big speed step for me. Right now LMS 7.9 have the same
speed like the old LMS with mySQL. The LMS 7.9 used at my windows box
approximate 500MB
My question is, is it possible to add another option like more than 100K
tracks with machine that have 8 GB RAM or more?
One more question: what problem would you like to address by using more
memory? Is there something particular you'd like to speed up?
--
Michael
Hi,
I take a look at the task manager from windows and see that the
squeezebox process alocate right now 900MB RAM. I don't want address a
problem. Its pretty fine but Better is the enemy of good - Voltaire
My library is round about 180k tracks. A good mix between
mp3/flac/HDAudio FLAC and DTS.
I take a look at the task manager from windows and see that the
squeezebox process alocate right now 900MB RAM. I don't want address a
problem. Its pretty fine but Better is the enemy of good - Voltaire
Heh... 900MB? Wow... I get concerned when mine is using 200MB :-).
Letting LMS use more
I just checked and the SB process on my system is using 371MB.
library.db is 519MB for 329K tracks.
Does it matter if LMS is configured to load as a service vs. a program
in a user session?
Win7Pro(x64)[3.3Ghz i5, 8GB RAM, 120GB SSD system, 15TB storage], LMS
7.9.0 - Logitech Squeezebox
mherger wrote:
BTW: how do you attach the NAS drive on your Windows box? SMB?
--
Michael
I use SMB with an UNC path.
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1406814226 on a Core2 Duo with
SSD
Synology 1512+ (15 TB)
1x Touch - 1x Receiver - 2x Boom - 1x Radio + Wandboard
Denon
Hi,
I load it as a service with a dedicated user. Need that because this
user is able to access the data at the NAS.
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1406814226 on a Core2 Duo with
SSD
Synology 1512+ (15 TB)
1x Touch - 1x Receiver - 2x Boom - 1x Radio + Wandboard
Denon x4000 + BW 803
Mr. Floppy wrote:
Better is the enemy of good - Voltairei'm not sure that Dit que le mieux
est l'ennemi du bien means what you
thnk it means. That said, MOAR MEMORYthat's my motto.
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get.amped wrote:
Does it matter if LMS is configured to load as a service vs. a program
in a user session?
well depends on your system setup.
You wrote about W2k8r2 as a Server and when using a Server (a 500
license) you should know how you set your Server up.
So yes it really does matter.
DJanGo wrote:
well depends on your system setup.
You wrote about W2k8r2 as a Server and when using a Server (a 500
license) you should know how you set your Server up.
So yes it really does matter.
For someone who obviously thinks he know *everything* about computers,
you certainly post a
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff458358.aspx
Thats One of Many Features That Makes the difference between a Client
and a Server Österreich
Gruss
Jan
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