Thanks, I do to, although to be honest it probably doesn't matter that
much in anything other than concept.
I'm pretty sure it wasn't doing a scan because of the (complete) lack of
reads from the volume with the music on. I think it is more likely to be
a MySQL server setting (either default or s
JerryS wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry I missed your post, hence the delay in replying.
>
> To make a couple of disclaimers, firstly I am no LMS or MYSQL expert and
> have no experience other than running MYSQL on localhost (the same
> computer LMS is installed on). I should also say that I am not the
JerryS wrote:
> I am one of those odd people who prefers to run MYSQL rather than
> SQLITE.
>
>
> JerryS
I would be too - but I didn't think it worked anymore. I'm running the
latest nightly (Version: 7.9.1 - 1522249619) on an Ubuntu 16.04 server
which is already running an instance of MySQL
mherger wrote:
> I played a dozen or so 320kbps stations from http://radiobit.50webs.com.
>
> But only the Audiophile * stations exposed this behaviour. I wonder
> whether it's some oddity in their server configuration.
>
Very odd and specific to Atom CPUs too. I'll stop worrying bout it
mherger wrote:
> > Both online streams, although browsing through Shoutcast I've noticed
> > that only certain streams exhibit the same behaviour. It doesn't
> happen
> > when streaming a local MP3 file from the LMS box.
>
> Are you using "proxied streaming" (see Settings/Player/Audio)?
>
>
A
mherger wrote:
> > If I switch to a 320kbit/s MP3 stream, LMS consumes up to 50% of a
> > virtual core. Obviously there's no transcoding involved, so what is
> > using the CPU cycles?
>
> Is this an online stream or local media? What task is using the CPU?
> What kind of player is involved? Syn
Hi
I've noticed some strange behaviour running LMS on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS on a
64bit Intel Atom based server. When transcoding 320kbps AAC streams the
LMS process consumes uses less than 1% of a virtual CPU, and faad and
flac consume the same between them.
If I switch to a 320kbit/s MP3 stream, LMS