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<blockquote data-quote="mrceolla" data-source="post: 973259" data-attributes="member: 109048">Hello,&nbsp;Back in the day w/ GMAWebServices one needed to edit the streaming profiles to make use of multiple cores in their computer.&nbsp; Is this still the case?&nbsp; I have 8 cores to play with in this box so I'd like to make sure they're getting used. &nbsp;When I tested streaming some HD videos to my phone over the LAN w/ aMPdroid I noticed it would pause every few seconds as if it were rebuffering but since I was on the LAN and using a 'medium' streaming profile I figured the problem was the CPU wasn't keeping up.&nbsp; I also noticed MPExtended using about 15% of my CPU which makes me think it's limiting itself to 1 or 2 cores.&nbsp;What, if any, profiles can make use of multiple cores or threads?&nbsp; How can I adjust them to use the number I want?&nbsp; I found some instructions for the ffmpeg encoder back in the GmaWebServices days but does that still work?&nbsp;Thank you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrceolla, post: 973259, member: 109048"] Hello, Back in the day w/ GMAWebServices one needed to edit the streaming profiles to make use of multiple cores in their computer. Is this still the case? I have 8 cores to play with in this box so I'd like to make sure they're getting used. When I tested streaming some HD videos to my phone over the LAN w/ aMPdroid I noticed it would pause every few seconds as if it were rebuffering but since I was on the LAN and using a 'medium' streaming profile I figured the problem was the CPU wasn't keeping up. I also noticed MPExtended using about 15% of my CPU which makes me think it's limiting itself to 1 or 2 cores. What, if any, profiles can make use of multiple cores or threads? How can I adjust them to use the number I want? I found some instructions for the ffmpeg encoder back in the GmaWebServices days but does that still work? Thank you! [/QUOTE]

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