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<blockquote data-quote="Berney" data-source="post: 1291568" data-attributes="member: 168121"><p>A WORK AROUND !!!</p><p></p><p>Hello to everyone again.</p><p></p><p>I too was experiencing these problems.</p><p>I was using 1.25v of MP with 32 gigs of memory, win7.</p><p></p><p>The reason why it occurs is due to the the number of files scheduled to be recorded.</p><p></p><p>Solution:-</p><p>Check the number of scheduled recordings (and scheduled series to be recorded) and reduce them significantly.</p><p>Restart the tvservice and you will then notice the memory usage (as reported in task manager) drop significantly. Reduce the number of scheduled recordings enough and you should have no further troubles. </p><p>You might also find that 'record every time on every channel' uses up more memory when setting up a recording under 'Avanced Record' so I suggest using that feature sparingly.</p><p></p><p>The 'out of memory error' , seen in tvserver logs, always seems to occur when it has obtained a EPG update and it is presumably working on what it should keep and what it should discard regarding scheduled recordings.</p><p></p><p>It tends to crash when the memory of the tvservice reaches around 1.5 gigs of memory useage. I am guessing that in the code it has this figure set to limit real memory useage (as opposed to slower paged memory) and the only way to move this problem along so that it does not occur for people with heavy recording schedules is to have it recompiled to say 3 gigs or more.</p><p></p><p>I do hope this helps anyone experiencing 'out of memory' crashes in tvservice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Berney, post: 1291568, member: 168121"] A WORK AROUND !!! Hello to everyone again. I too was experiencing these problems. I was using 1.25v of MP with 32 gigs of memory, win7. The reason why it occurs is due to the the number of files scheduled to be recorded. Solution:- Check the number of scheduled recordings (and scheduled series to be recorded) and reduce them significantly. Restart the tvservice and you will then notice the memory usage (as reported in task manager) drop significantly. Reduce the number of scheduled recordings enough and you should have no further troubles. You might also find that 'record every time on every channel' uses up more memory when setting up a recording under 'Avanced Record' so I suggest using that feature sparingly. The 'out of memory error' , seen in tvserver logs, always seems to occur when it has obtained a EPG update and it is presumably working on what it should keep and what it should discard regarding scheduled recordings. It tends to crash when the memory of the tvservice reaches around 1.5 gigs of memory useage. I am guessing that in the code it has this figure set to limit real memory useage (as opposed to slower paged memory) and the only way to move this problem along so that it does not occur for people with heavy recording schedules is to have it recompiled to say 3 gigs or more. I do hope this helps anyone experiencing 'out of memory' crashes in tvservice. [/QUOTE]
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