Well I have yet to do a long typing test, but if the player is set to a QT movie, as soon as I open the stack my CPU activity monitor peaks out completely... and this is on a G4 with 1Gig Ram. It drops back to about half, but then as asoon as I start typing in the field with a fairly normal speed, something strange happens: the CPU monitor starts jumping up to 75% usage... just as a result of typing...if I do something silly like paste huge chunks of text over and over again into the field, i can get the CPU monitor to peak right out, full. but, I'm not able to emulate failure to update the field as I type... it remains fully responsive, inserting text as fast as I can type.

meanwhile the user who complained of a slow down has a G4 with only 512 K RAM... I asked him simply to quit the application and re-open it... the slow down went away.

The QT audio file that is being play by the player is a 64 megabyte
On Apr 11, 2004, at 5:59 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:

Can you try the same task on your machine? If the situation is otherwise similar, then memory is a likely culprit (although not certainly).

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Geoff Canyon
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On Apr 10, 2004, at 5:33 PM, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:

Could be... with OSX... what should I tell me beta user to do to test this? I'm a bit spoiled with a G4 with 1 gig RAM, so hard to emulate..


On Apr 10, 2004, at 11:06 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:


Could it be a memory issue?

regards,

Geoff Canyon
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