MediaPortal Version: MP v0.2.0.0 + SVN Rev 12026
MediaPortal Skin: BlueTwo
Windows Version: MS XP MCE SP2 + Latest Updates
CPU Type: Intel Core 2 Duo E6300
HDD: Samsung HD400LJ 400GB
Memory: Corsair DDR2 TWINX 1GB PC5400 (2x 512MB)
Motherboard: Asus P5LD2-VM DH
Motherboard Chipset: Intel 945G
Motherboard Bios: Asus 0505
Video Card: Sapphire ATI Radeon X1600 PRO HDMI
Video Card Driver: Catalyst v6.9
Sound Card: Realtek ALC882
Sound Card AC3: Optical
Sound Card Driver: v1.49
1. TV Card: Hauppauge Nova-t 500 MCE
1. TV Card Type: DVB-t
1. TV Card Driver: v4.1.24118.0
MPEG2 Video Codec: NVIDIA PureVideo v1.02.33
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NVIDIA PureVideo v1.02.33
HTPC Case: Accent HT-201B
Cooling: Zalman Reserator, GPU+CPU+PSU - No Fans!
Power Supply: Silentmaxx Watercooled 450W PSU
Remote: MS MCE
TV: Philips 32PW9525
TV - HTPC Connection: RGB Scart 1024x576
Applied SVN Rev 12026 (as per rtv's recommendation), ran configuration.exe after SVN install completed, cleared the logs and rebooted. I then started playing 'offline' random music (old party shuffle), switched to the 'now playing' screen and went to make my dinner etc. After about two hours I checked and the system had stopped playing music. Interestingly, the OS screen saver had kicked in, while MP is configured not to use a screensaver (I can confirm the screensaver doesn't normally kick in when using MP). Only by using the task manager I could see that MP was using 'full' CPU (on dual core that's 50% in task manager), and was 'not responding' so I had to kill it. I'm not using the seperate render thread. Attached is my 'mediaportal.log'. I hope it can point somebody in the right direction, the 'error.log' only contains audioscrobbler submit errors. Looking at 'mediaportal.log', the system stopped responding at the end of 'Alexia - Beat Of The Night', before it would have started playing 'St Germain - Deep In It', although 'mediaportal.log' suggests that St Germain had started playing.
MediaPortal Skin: BlueTwo
Windows Version: MS XP MCE SP2 + Latest Updates
CPU Type: Intel Core 2 Duo E6300
HDD: Samsung HD400LJ 400GB
Memory: Corsair DDR2 TWINX 1GB PC5400 (2x 512MB)
Motherboard: Asus P5LD2-VM DH
Motherboard Chipset: Intel 945G
Motherboard Bios: Asus 0505
Video Card: Sapphire ATI Radeon X1600 PRO HDMI
Video Card Driver: Catalyst v6.9
Sound Card: Realtek ALC882
Sound Card AC3: Optical
Sound Card Driver: v1.49
1. TV Card: Hauppauge Nova-t 500 MCE
1. TV Card Type: DVB-t
1. TV Card Driver: v4.1.24118.0
MPEG2 Video Codec: NVIDIA PureVideo v1.02.33
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NVIDIA PureVideo v1.02.33
HTPC Case: Accent HT-201B
Cooling: Zalman Reserator, GPU+CPU+PSU - No Fans!
Power Supply: Silentmaxx Watercooled 450W PSU
Remote: MS MCE
TV: Philips 32PW9525
TV - HTPC Connection: RGB Scart 1024x576
Applied SVN Rev 12026 (as per rtv's recommendation), ran configuration.exe after SVN install completed, cleared the logs and rebooted. I then started playing 'offline' random music (old party shuffle), switched to the 'now playing' screen and went to make my dinner etc. After about two hours I checked and the system had stopped playing music. Interestingly, the OS screen saver had kicked in, while MP is configured not to use a screensaver (I can confirm the screensaver doesn't normally kick in when using MP). Only by using the task manager I could see that MP was using 'full' CPU (on dual core that's 50% in task manager), and was 'not responding' so I had to kill it. I'm not using the seperate render thread. Attached is my 'mediaportal.log'. I hope it can point somebody in the right direction, the 'error.log' only contains audioscrobbler submit errors. Looking at 'mediaportal.log', the system stopped responding at the end of 'Alexia - Beat Of The Night', before it would have started playing 'St Germain - Deep In It', although 'mediaportal.log' suggests that St Germain had started playing.