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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 653641" data-attributes="member: 18896">Re: AW: &quot;100%&quot; CPU-LoadThat is MediaInfo.DLL related. It is a seperate project to get information from a mediafile, and it is constantly being updated to fix problems. It can sometimes take extreme long times to read the file to get all the information. I had delays of 120seconds at one point, and this has been corrected by the MediaInfo developer because it required to pass on an extra parseSpeed parameter. You will have to wait for MediaPortal v1.1.1 to get the fix, and it also has to be coded into MovingPictures and MP-TVSeries as they use their own implementation for importing.That only fixes one problem, which I happened to luck into with the right AVI file and steps to repoduce and report problem to MediaInfo developers. There are however countless of different reasons that things can fail, and yours might be for other reasons. So if your problem is new, then help them fix it.As a workaround you can just remove the offending file or disable the MediaInfo retrieval. To do so, just delete every MediaInfo.DLL file you got in all your Team MediaPortal folders (make a backup of course, just store it on desktop or something).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 653641, member: 18896"] [b]Re: AW: "100%" CPU-Load[/b] That is MediaInfo.DLL related. It is a seperate project to get information from a mediafile, and it is constantly being updated to fix problems. It can sometimes take extreme long times to read the file to get all the information. I had delays of 120seconds at one point, and this has been corrected by the MediaInfo developer because it required to pass on an extra parseSpeed parameter. You will have to wait for MediaPortal v1.1.1 to get the fix, and it also has to be coded into MovingPictures and MP-TVSeries as they use their own implementation for importing. That only fixes one problem, which I happened to luck into with the right AVI file and steps to repoduce and report problem to MediaInfo developers. There are however countless of different reasons that things can fail, and yours might be for other reasons. So if your problem is new, then help them fix it. As a workaround you can just remove the offending file or disable the MediaInfo retrieval. To do so, just delete every MediaInfo.DLL file you got in all your Team MediaPortal folders (make a backup of course, just store it on desktop or something). [/QUOTE]

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