[mythtv-users] 100% CPU usage in Watch Recordings
David Asher
asherml at gmail.com
Wed Oct 21 17:00:48 UTC 2009
On Oct 21, 2009, at 12:16 PM, Michael T. Dean wrote:
> On 10/21/2009 07:43 AM, David Asher wrote:
>> On Oct 21, 2009, at 12:30 AM, Michael T. Dean wrote:
>>>> It is expected that while sitting doing nothing in Watch
>>>> Recordings to utilize 100% CPU ?
>>>>
>>>> The only thing going on is the alphapulse of the "All Programs"
>>>> button...
>>> Yes*.
>>>
>>> *Dependent on CPU.
>> Also the alphapulse in the menu above Watch Recordings/Watch Videos
>> does NOT cause 100% CPU.
>>
>> So the CPU is clearly capable of handling it.
>
> The, "Yes," was an answer to the question, "It is expected that
> while sitting doing nothing in Watch Recordings to utilize 100% CPU ?"
>
> There are other things happening, too, including animations. But
> the point is, until we've improved efficiency (or, if it's a bug, /
> found/ and fixed the bug), what you see is the expected result. So,
> if your system can't handle it, your choices are to diagnose the
> problem and find a solution or use a different theme or use a
> different system.
Well, I was trying to find out if I needed to debug something for the
greater good or work on a setup issue. When your only response is to
say it is expected and is a function of my hardware's lack of
resources, that implies (at least to me) that things are behaving
correctly.
Paul's response was quite helpful as it reminded me of what really is
the core problem: negative coordinates in the theme and the opengl
painter don't play nice. Which is a bug.
David.
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