sebp;526665 Wrote: > I'm with Philip here, I find it pointless. > Database size mostly depends on the path + file names and tags lengths.
u can be with him, but that really doesn't matter. you were able to figure it out b/c ur technically minded. many users aren't. if this kind of comparison was available it would at least be something a user or their sbs install could report to logitech support as somethng to be looked at. it may or may not resolve a given issue, but surely it would be wise to ask, for instance, "hey, why is your DB file a gig?" when most peoples don't exceed 75megs or so if that happened to be the top of the overall median avg. i'm amazed you were able to figure out the issue on the infrant. had it happened to me, i seriously doubt either i or logitech support, without such auto-feedback, would have been able to figure it out. sebp;526665 Wrote: > Back to beta testing now: I'm having terrible responsiveness / > rebuffering issues with the 3-4 latest 7.5e nightlies I've tried on my > ReadyNAS. > > Using "top" I can see SBS is eating around 100% of the CPU, but I can't > see anything useful in the server.log or scanner.log. > I can get the SBS back to something more usable by restarting it, but > it won't last very long... :-( my original reason for getting a SB was to listen to my radio station. it has never been reliable in this regard. some days its rock solid, other days its unworkable, rebuffering like a cadet in OCS. meanwhile, winamp has never, NEVER had any kind of sustained, repeating issue, i can always get the station on wireless on my laptop even in my yard. the SB simply isn't as robust. i even got andy to include the "force proxy" feature (duplicating what it does if you sync multiple players) for just one player, and even this did not fix the issue. people even questioned if it was happening (it was) and frankly i gave up and just deal with its lameness in this regard. but before i did so, i did suggest in these forums, for the first time by me, an "auto-feedback" feature where the SB and/or SBS could report back what what is going wrong to logitech, and that could be used not only to troubleshoot/support, but improve development b/c the devs would see what was having problems! some people just don't want to believe the SBS paradigm isn't perfect, and they poo poo a logical, sensical idea as this, but sniping at it with lameness like "it'll only apply to those who opt in." well guess what? lots of apps and operating systems, including microsoft work with data from "only those users who opt in" and i don't think they do it and spend the resources to do it b/c its worthless. automatic error reporting is GREAT for getting programs to be better. and if they had it, i daresay the issue with listening to a simple stream from my radio station would at least be properly diagnosed if not totally fixed/resolved, which to this day, it still is not. -- MrSinatra www.lion-radio.org using: sb2 & sbc (my home) / sbr (parent's home) - sbs 7.5b - win xp pro sp3 ie8 - p4(ht) 3.2ghz / 2gig ram - 1tb wd usb2 raid1 - d-link dir-655 - 35k mp3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MrSinatra's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2336 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=76195 _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
