I followed the debug instructions and after the monitoring of my music folder is completed only the following log lines are shown in debugview:
[4552] Thread has started 3128
[4552] Thread registered, going to initialize 3128
[4552] Thread initialized 3128
[4552] Going to make final callback 3128
[4552] Thread has finished 3128
Those log lines are all within the same second and repeat with a different thread id every 30 seconds.
High CPU utilization
Moderator: Gurus
Re: High CPU utilization
Abraxxa,
Is this problem new to 3.2.2? Does it still occur with 3.2.2.1299?
Does it occur with 3.2.1?
-Rusty
Is this problem new to 3.2.2? Does it still occur with 3.2.2.1299?
Does it occur with 3.2.1?
-Rusty
Re: High CPU utilization
The debug log is from version 3.2.2.1299, so yes.
This problem appeared with the iTunes 9.2 update.
This problem appeared with the iTunes 9.2 update.
Re: High CPU utilization
abraxxa,
I've tested this with different versions of iTunes on MM 3.2.2.1300 (no relevant changes from 1299), with file monitor enabled/disabled. I can't reproduce any playback/CPU problems for tracks on the hard drive, though I did notice that if I play tracks off of the connected device, CPU utilization tends to increase.
Is that the problem that you were referring to (high CPU when playing off the iPhone)?
If you're referring to high CPU for playback of tracks off your hard drive, does the problem persist when you disable the file monitor? What about background auto-organize or volume analysis? What if you uninstall/re-install iTunes?
-Rusty
I've tested this with different versions of iTunes on MM 3.2.2.1300 (no relevant changes from 1299), with file monitor enabled/disabled. I can't reproduce any playback/CPU problems for tracks on the hard drive, though I did notice that if I play tracks off of the connected device, CPU utilization tends to increase.
Is that the problem that you were referring to (high CPU when playing off the iPhone)?
If you're referring to high CPU for playback of tracks off your hard drive, does the problem persist when you disable the file monitor? What about background auto-organize or volume analysis? What if you uninstall/re-install iTunes?
-Rusty
Re: High CPU utilization
This happens when just starting MM without the iPhone attached.
The CPU usage of one cpu core goes to <5% after the file monitoring on startup has finished, the other one is at >95% right after starting MM and stays there.
The red line (show kernel times on) is over 60%, so it might involve some kind of IO.
MM hangs on close too so I have to kill the process and the file monitoring settings aren't saved.
The CPU usage of one cpu core goes to <5% after the file monitoring on startup has finished, the other one is at >95% right after starting MM and stays there.
The red line (show kernel times on) is over 60%, so it might involve some kind of IO.
MM hangs on close too so I have to kill the process and the file monitoring settings aren't saved.
Re: High CPU utilization
Abraxxa,
So the problem is specific to the file monitor (and seems to have nothing to do with synchronization).
Does it occur when iTunes has been uninstalled?
-Rusty
So the problem is specific to the file monitor (and seems to have nothing to do with synchronization).
Does it occur when iTunes has been uninstalled?
-Rusty
Re: High CPU utilization
I've just uninstalled iTunes and it still happens.
Can I debug what MM is doing?
Can I debug what MM is doing?
Re: High CPU utilization
I guess I just found out what causes it, in_ape.dll causes MM to crash so I've moved all my ape files from my music directory.
I've found the damaged file and can supply it to you for research how to improve in_ape.dll to not cause this again if you want.
I've found the damaged file and can supply it to you for research how to improve in_ape.dll to not cause this again if you want.
Re: High CPU utilization
Abraxxa,
Thanks for taking the time to figure this one out.
If you don't mind, could you send me a Private message with a link to the file (e.g. using mediafire).
Thanks.
-Rusty
Thanks for taking the time to figure this one out.
If you don't mind, could you send me a Private message with a link to the file (e.g. using mediafire).
Thanks.
-Rusty