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don't reopen closed bugs if you have a similar issue in a new version
but open a new bug
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Status: New => Invalid
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Still getting this bug in intrepid. The cooling-off period of 3 seconds
is not enough to avoid constant 100% cpu usage while downloading
torrents with multiple videos and viewing them in a nautilus window.
This has nothing to do with file size, and everything to do with it
being silly for the sys
upstream closed the bug with this comment
"In general its a bad idea to limit thumbnailing based on file size for most
non-image formats, because the size of the file does not generally indicate how
much you have to read or how much work you have to do to thumbnail it. So, a
500 megabyte pdf with
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that's what the code is already supposed to do
"2005-05-08 Martin Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* libnautilus-private/nautilus-thumbnails.c:
(thumbnail_thread_start):
Don't try to thumbnail files which have been modified in the
last few seconds to avoid constantly re-thumbnailing them.
Current
>From duplicate bug 150817:
Proposed solution: If a file has been modified previously in the last N
seconds and has been modified again, do not attempt to thumbnail the
file.
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maybe, I've not worked on bittorent nor looked at that code
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i was downloading with gnome bittorrent client. its quite possible that
there where lots of 5 second gaps with no new packets arriving. or is it
possible that the gnome bt client caches the data, rather than streaming
straight to disk?
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it could probably be smarter. 10 seconds would give the impression it
doesn't work on "normal" situation (like a copy of an image that takes 1
second). Is your issue due to the fact than the download has no activity
for 5 seconds or not?
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could that time be set to 10 seconds? that might help a bit.
or could nautilus take into account how recently the thumbnail was updated? for
example if we have recieved more than 2 notifications on the last minute then
set the timeout to 30 seconds
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the number was from bugzilla.ubuntu.com, that's bug #8329 on launchpad
now
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You can read bug #1573 which has been fixed on the topic. Is your
download slow? Nautilus only start the mechanism after 5 seconds without
any change so a slow download hanging could cause that sort of behaviour
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i think the problem here is more to do with the thumbnail being remade
every few seconds during a download. this results in almost constant
processor usage during a download.
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Thanks for your bug. That's known upstream:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324656
The preference doesn't apply to video because it doesn't require to download
the video to snapshot a frame
If you want to stop using the feature for a mimetype you can use gconf-editor
and modify the "
confirmed in dapper.
there are some mp4 torrents to test with at
http://media.ccc.de/filez/congress/2005/lectures/video/mp4/torrents/
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