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<blockquote data-quote="jasonwc" data-source="post: 807252" data-attributes="member: 96147"><p>I am re-running an import with debug logging on and should have new logs shortly.</p><p></p><p>You are correct about the memory usage. The kernel paged memory spikes wherever the movies are stored. Less than 2 months ago, I moved my movies from my HTPC to a dedicated file server. Before doing so, the memory spike occurred on the HTPC when doing a large import. Now it occurs on the file server. The spike is very obvious and it's the only application I know of that causes such behavior.</p><p></p><p>Based on the release date of Moving Pictures 1.2.3, I believe I was using it on the HTPC before migrating my data to the file server. I use StreamedMP and it updates my plugins regularly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jasonwc, post: 807252, member: 96147"] I am re-running an import with debug logging on and should have new logs shortly. You are correct about the memory usage. The kernel paged memory spikes wherever the movies are stored. Less than 2 months ago, I moved my movies from my HTPC to a dedicated file server. Before doing so, the memory spike occurred on the HTPC when doing a large import. Now it occurs on the file server. The spike is very obvious and it's the only application I know of that causes such behavior. Based on the release date of Moving Pictures 1.2.3, I believe I was using it on the HTPC before migrating my data to the file server. I use StreamedMP and it updates my plugins regularly. [/QUOTE]
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