Re: Missing segments
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Alan Sewards <alan.sewards@...>
Hi Guy,
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I did have Task Manager and Performance Monitor running while I did this. There was no perceptible change in Processor load when setup4pc was opened, nor when Status was clicked, but the Commit Charge did increase slightly in each case (408 MB to 414 MB to 433 MB). With MDM running, the processor load is almost completely dominated by MDM, reaching peaks of 100% every few seconds as it is called upon to do the wavelet transform. then at the end of the cycle, the number of pages/second and the disk queue take off for a few seconds when the file saves are done. One possible cause of these problems might be the interrupt handling of the DVB card. If this is not treated as a priority, it is feasible that problems could arise. MDM can be set to assume a lower priority and I have got it set that way, but no other programs have this feature that I know of. Best regards - Alan
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From: "Guy Martin" <agm@tonbridge-school.org> To: <MSG-1@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 9:54 AM Subject: Re: [MSG-1] Re:Missing segments It might be interesting to have task manager running while you play aroundto see what it happening to processor useage. problems if I run setup4pc. In fact, the other evening, I spent about half anhour playing with the program, trying to use the "tune" function, and Isuffered no data losses at all. It may depend on how much spare power the receivePC has available, if opening Explorer can do it, perhaps other program cantake enough to lose data. Anyway, its not a given that running setup4pcresults in data loss.
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