On Apr 3, 2005 3:13 AM, Jack Coates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 7710 songs.
> 
> add all songs to a new playlist (35 seconds or so), then hit shuffle by
> album (maybe 70 seconds before the webui refreshed with the new data). I
> have high CPU usage, but that's what it's there for... it's hardly
> interfering with anything else. The slimp3 display goes dark for about
> 30 seconds, then it's fine. I wasn't trying to play music, people are
> trying to sleep here :)

Ah-hah!  But what about when you *are* trying to play music?  ;-)

It seems like you're seeing a similar performance problem, regardless
of the disk i/o pattern specifics.

I run into this one a lot.  I frequently listen to shuffled playlists
and then decide I want to continue listening to the artist or release
currently playing..  So I simply unshuffle the play list. But then I
incur the music outages, slimserver limbo, etc.  Pushing a button on
the remote shouldn't 'knock out' the display 30 or 70 seconds (the "OH
- Don't push that button!!" button when doing a demo).

I note that re-sorting the playlist on the system is pretty quick:

% time sort -r __00_04_20_04_0a_b1.m3u > /dev/null
0.008u 0.002s 0:00.00 0.0%      0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w


 Regards,

   FL
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