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<blockquote data-quote="Baboonanza" data-source="post: 633340" data-attributes="member: 101901"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>1. Using an SSD and Windows 7.</p><p>2. Depends. My Windows 7, i5-750, 4GB, SSD system goes from post to MP in <30 seconds. But thats with the default skin and no plugins. My actual HTPC with loads of plugins, a much slower processor and normal HDD is more like 90 seconds, maybe longer. I leave it on though.</p><p>3. MP IS a standalone application. If you mean will it ever be like XBMC Live, then the answer is no.</p><p>4. It depends what the problem is. You could be running out of RAM (especially if using older versions of MP as there were some memory leaks), it could be a fragmented HDD, it could be XP getting clogged up. You haven't given any useful information to help determine the problem.</p><p></p><p>Hope that helps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Baboonanza, post: 633340, member: 101901"] Hi, 1. Using an SSD and Windows 7. 2. Depends. My Windows 7, i5-750, 4GB, SSD system goes from post to MP in <30 seconds. But thats with the default skin and no plugins. My actual HTPC with loads of plugins, a much slower processor and normal HDD is more like 90 seconds, maybe longer. I leave it on though. 3. MP IS a standalone application. If you mean will it ever be like XBMC Live, then the answer is no. 4. It depends what the problem is. You could be running out of RAM (especially if using older versions of MP as there were some memory leaks), it could be a fragmented HDD, it could be XP getting clogged up. You haven't given any useful information to help determine the problem. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]
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