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<blockquote data-quote="PaulK." data-source="post: 619038" data-attributes="member: 44808">Hi!I have 2 MediaPortal installations (one 1.1.0RC2, one 1.1.0RC3). Both run with a local MySQL server 5.0.90 on different hardware and OS. I noticed that both are generating a huge amount of database traffic while doing essentially nothing.Example: the RC3 installation produced more than 50GB(!) in just 4 hours of IO bytes for mysqld-nt. No recordings, no EPG update, no client running during this time.I noticed this, because since RC2 (not sure about this) I have little stutters every ~10 seconds during video playback. I am pretty sure that this coincides with the database queries of the tvservice.Since both installations are very different (OS, CPU, RAM, TV cards), but show the same problem, I am not sure what kind of logs to post. Maybe someone could just verify this massive database io traffic.Thanks a lot.PaulK.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PaulK., post: 619038, member: 44808"] Hi! I have 2 MediaPortal installations (one 1.1.0RC2, one 1.1.0RC3). Both run with a local MySQL server 5.0.90 on different hardware and OS. I noticed that both are generating a huge amount of database traffic while doing essentially nothing. Example: the RC3 installation produced more than 50GB(!) in just 4 hours of IO bytes for mysqld-nt. No recordings, no EPG update, no client running during this time. I noticed this, because since RC2 (not sure about this) I have little stutters every ~10 seconds during video playback. I am pretty sure that this coincides with the database queries of the tvservice. Since both installations are very different (OS, CPU, RAM, TV cards), but show the same problem, I am not sure what kind of logs to post. Maybe someone could just verify this massive database io traffic. Thanks a lot. PaulK. [/QUOTE]

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