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<blockquote data-quote="dukeelam" data-source="post: 131397" data-attributes="member: 25258">I am using this program: <a href="http://www.beyondlogic.org/solutions/processutil/processutil.htm" target="_blank">http://www.beyondlogic.org/solutions/processutil/processutil.htm</a>Like so:[CODE]C:\&gt;process -p mediaportal.exe high[/CODE]I get much smoother video when running MP in High priority, checking with the Shift-&quot;!&quot; bar it does not lag as it does on normal.Though my system is just about able to run TV Server in single seat mode. On modern hardware this might not be necessary.And a request.This could be done without the external program if Mediaportal was able to be started with:&nbsp; [CODE]START /D&quot;C:\MediaportalDirectory&quot; /HIGH mediaportal.exe[/CODE]However MP wont recognize the START parameter /HIGH and starts in normal prio using the START command. Think MP sets the priority when it initializes so that overrides the parameter.(The process util gives a false positive om some Virus scanners as it can be used to kill processes and stuff also. Tested it with Virustotal)Edit: Searched to find this post as i read it before, but forgot this post was about TV Server and not MP that i imply. Tested the utility and it can set the priority of the TVService.exe file also though =)RegardsDuke</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dukeelam, post: 131397, member: 25258"] I am using this program: [url]http://www.beyondlogic.org/solutions/processutil/processutil.htm[/url] Like so: [CODE]C:\>process -p mediaportal.exe high[/CODE] I get much smoother video when running MP in High priority, checking with the Shift-"!" bar it does not lag as it does on normal. Though my system is just about able to run TV Server in single seat mode. On modern hardware this might not be necessary. And a request. This could be done without the external program if Mediaportal was able to be started with: [CODE]START /D"C:\MediaportalDirectory" /HIGH mediaportal.exe[/CODE] However MP wont recognize the START parameter /HIGH and starts in normal prio using the START command. Think MP sets the priority when it initializes so that overrides the parameter. (The process util gives a false positive om some Virus scanners as it can be used to kill processes and stuff also. Tested it with Virustotal) Edit: Searched to find this post as i read it before, but forgot this post was about TV Server and not MP that i imply. Tested the utility and it can set the priority of the TVService.exe file also though =) Regards Duke [/QUOTE]

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