MarineBrat wrote:Ludek wrote:I cannot reproduce it. Is anyone able to reproduce this?
If you're referring to the previous and next button issue, I can't reproduce it. I just hit them at least a hundred times with no prob. I tried it with album art set both to Selected and Now Playing, and with album art turned off.
I currently only have 36 songs in my now playing though. Perhaps rovingcowboy had many more? I just mention that because I think he said that his hard drive seemed to be crunching/caching when it happens.
I just tried it again with 350 songs in now playing. No change. It works fine for me.
it happens all the time here even if i click them for about the same number of songs but only 2 seconds after the name shows up in the player, so i can read it and see if i want to hear it. i am using shuffle and continous when doing this.
it happens on any skin.
and i can do it at will.
mm 3 is on this winxp sp2 huge hd and 768 mbs of ram.
about 2000 mbs for the page file.
it's done this all the time i thought you others had also seen it?
if i let it go long enough it will toss an alert of the crash but that is only for the lock up not what caused it.
and every time it does this the cache clears. it is really remindful of the errors that caused us to get coasters when burnning cdroms.
i am wondering if this might be an error in mm 3 that makes mm 3 use the ram in the cdrom drive for the cache? that would be a smaller amount of ram which would account for the clearing of it.
it would also tie in with the cdrom burning errors others are getting because if mm 2 or 3 is using the cdrom ram for caching then there wont be any room for the songs in the playlists.
i have not had trouble burning with mm 2 i have not tried it with mm 3 yet.
but i know it is emptying the cache as i hear the waterfall sound in the tower each time it does it. and thats the same noise i heard when the cdrom use to dump the cache.
try the clicking of the buttons every time the song title loads in the player and see if you can get it in that short of time. i have a pent 4 so you might have a faster cpu.
i also have winamp on the computer..
hey dev's i just remembered an error on the old 486 win95
system. it was dealing with winamp since that was the only
player that will fit on that small system.
but when i started the computer up it could not find the swap file for some reason and, i noticed it keep location the cdrom drives ram and using it for the swap file.
i think it was windows more then winamp, but winamp would cause the trouble when i tried to play midi files or wav's on that old system,
it would crash i could not hear the cache dump, because it was only 8 mbs back then and was dumped fast.
but i am sure it is windows being triggered by the media player codes to lock in to the cdrom ram for caching.
why? because it is the first time since that win95 system that i have had a hd player lock in to the cdrom ram for caching.
it makes me think you might have used a bit of old code for something.? or monkey is asking for too much cache memory?
i should think 2000 mb's would be enough for monkey to use in the swap file
although the hd is getting filled up.
about 20 gb's left out of 80. that might be squezzing the programs in to the swap file and causing less room?
but 20 gb's of hd freespace should be enough too.
that is all i can remember about that old error and what i think is causing this same thing in monkey.
[quote="MarineBrat"][quote="Ludek"]I cannot reproduce it. Is anyone able to reproduce this?[/quote]
If you're referring to the previous and next button issue, I can't reproduce it. I just hit them at least a hundred times with no prob. I tried it with album art set both to Selected and Now Playing, and with album art turned off.
I currently only have 36 songs in my now playing though. Perhaps rovingcowboy had many more? I just mention that because I think he said that his hard drive seemed to be crunching/caching when it happens.
I just tried it again with 350 songs in now playing. No change. It works fine for me.[/quote]
it happens all the time here even if i click them for about the same number of songs but only 2 seconds after the name shows up in the player, so i can read it and see if i want to hear it. i am using shuffle and continous when doing this.
it happens on any skin.
and i can do it at will.
mm 3 is on this winxp sp2 huge hd and 768 mbs of ram.
about 2000 mbs for the page file.
it's done this all the time i thought you others had also seen it?
if i let it go long enough it will toss an alert of the crash but that is only for the lock up not what caused it.
and every time it does this the cache clears. it is really remindful of the errors that caused us to get coasters when burnning cdroms.
i am wondering if this might be an error in mm 3 that makes mm 3 use the ram in the cdrom drive for the cache? that would be a smaller amount of ram which would account for the clearing of it.
it would also tie in with the cdrom burning errors others are getting because if mm 2 or 3 is using the cdrom ram for caching then there wont be any room for the songs in the playlists.
i have not had trouble burning with mm 2 i have not tried it with mm 3 yet.
but i know it is emptying the cache as i hear the waterfall sound in the tower each time it does it. and thats the same noise i heard when the cdrom use to dump the cache.
:-?
try the clicking of the buttons every time the song title loads in the player and see if you can get it in that short of time. i have a pent 4 so you might have a faster cpu.
i also have winamp on the computer..
8)
[b] hey dev's i just remembered an error on the old 486 win95
system. it was dealing with winamp since that was the only
player that will fit on that small system.
but when i started the computer up it could not find the swap file for some reason and, i noticed it keep location the cdrom drives ram and using it for the swap file.
i think it was windows more then winamp, but winamp would cause the trouble when i tried to play midi files or wav's on that old system,
it would crash i could not hear the cache dump, because it was only 8 mbs back then and was dumped fast.
but i am sure it is windows being triggered by the media player codes to lock in to the cdrom ram for caching.
why? because it is the first time since that win95 system that i have had a hd player lock in to the cdrom ram for caching.
it makes me think you might have used a bit of old code for something.? or monkey is asking for too much cache memory?
i should think 2000 mb's would be enough for monkey to use in the swap file
although the hd is getting filled up.
about 20 gb's left out of 80. that might be squezzing the programs in to the swap file and causing less room?
but 20 gb's of hd freespace should be enough too.
that is all i can remember about that old error and what i think is causing this same thing in monkey.
:-?
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