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<blockquote data-quote="KnightAzul" data-source="post: 77924" data-attributes="member: 10651">OK, I did a fresh install of 0.2.0.0 and then upgraded to 0.2.0.4 to see if this annoying problem would go away. And it unfortunately However, after a little more testing it would seem that the intense disk activity only happens for the first play of a particular track. If I stop the track and then start it again, hey presto no excessive disk activity... The same behaviour happens for all tracks.Also, if I play the track within WMP10 first and then fire up MediaPortal and play the same track, hey presto again, there is no excessive disk activity!After a restart the same happens again with the first play causing excessive disk activity (irrespective if I had played it before previous to the restart).The only way that I can get around this is to use DirectShow as the Internal Music Player instead of WMP10.Anyone can help me out to what might be happening??KnightAzul</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KnightAzul, post: 77924, member: 10651"] OK, I did a fresh install of 0.2.0.0 and then upgraded to 0.2.0.4 to see if this annoying problem would go away. And it unfortunately However, after a little more testing it would seem that the intense disk activity only happens for the first play of a particular track. If I stop the track and then start it again, hey presto no excessive disk activity... The same behaviour happens for all tracks. Also, if I play the track within WMP10 first and then fire up MediaPortal and play the same track, hey presto again, there is no excessive disk activity! After a restart the same happens again with the first play causing excessive disk activity (irrespective if I had played it before previous to the restart). The only way that I can get around this is to use DirectShow as the Internal Music Player instead of WMP10. Anyone can help me out to what might be happening?? KnightAzul [/QUOTE]

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