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<blockquote data-quote="HomeY" data-source="post: 613436" data-attributes="member: 68365">Re: InfoService v1.5 - Feed reader/Twitter reader and weather [21-03-2010] *UPDATED*Hi Edsche,It took me about a day to figure out that it was InfoService which was causing the lag. I've tested it and every time the playback started lagging (using PDVD10 as external player within MovingPictures) the InfoService.log got filled trying to update the feed. At first i didn't looked at it because i also noticed no CPU / RAM spike so it doesn't take system resources at all, but for some reason it was still lagging or even freezing my player for a few seconds.After adding the 'feedImage' into the feed folder, i noticed everything went way smoother and the entire process only took about 1 second and the delays were gone, so was my lag / freeze of PDVD.I'll try to reproduce the error and get you the debug logs. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />** EDIT **Might be usefull to know that i didn't only put the 'feedImage' in the folder, but also assigned that as feedimage in InfoService plugin setup.** EDIT2 **Before i started to reproduce, i removed the 'feedImage' from the feed directory.It seems that the lag/freeze is happening when InfoService tries to load the cached image.3 big hicksup @ 22:22:13, 22:22:24 &amp; 22:22:35logs attached</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HomeY, post: 613436, member: 68365"] [b]Re: InfoService v1.5 - Feed reader/Twitter reader and weather [21-03-2010] *UPDATED*[/b] Hi Edsche, It took me about a day to figure out that it was InfoService which was causing the lag. I've tested it and every time the playback started lagging (using PDVD10 as external player within MovingPictures) the InfoService.log got filled trying to update the feed. At first i didn't looked at it because i also noticed no CPU / RAM spike so it doesn't take system resources at all, but for some reason it was still lagging or even freezing my player for a few seconds. After adding the 'feedImage' into the feed folder, i noticed everything went way smoother and the entire process only took about 1 second and the delays were gone, so was my lag / freeze of PDVD. I'll try to reproduce the error and get you the debug logs. ;) [b]** EDIT **[/b] Might be usefull to know that i didn't only put the 'feedImage' in the folder, but also assigned that as feedimage in InfoService plugin setup. [b]** EDIT2 **[/b] Before i started to reproduce, i removed the 'feedImage' from the feed directory. It seems that the lag/freeze is happening when InfoService tries to load the cached image. 3 big hicksup @ 22:22:13, 22:22:24 & 22:22:35 logs attached [/QUOTE]

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