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<blockquote data-quote="Gary_Francis" data-source="post: 1189290" data-attributes="member: 138855"><p>Better Again but when leaving the Videos section and then trying to reenter it the system appears to just stall. I note that in the Task Manager of Windows that FFmPEG as a process pops into the task list and exits again. The Box just sits there doing that. Appears the only way out is to kill MP as a Application. This stops the FFmpeg looping.</p><p></p><p>The log attached captures this happening upon trying to return back into the "Videos" area a second time. This then kicks the FFmPEG app to fire up in the task manager. This makes the entire "videos" area basically useless at present as I can't go in once, come out, and then go back into the area again.</p><p></p><p>Very laggy going into the Video area. Waiting maybe 10 15 20 seconds for the screen to refresh with the directories listing. Sometimes laggy going into and coming out of specific directories.</p><p></p><p>Thank you so much for your help with this.</p><p></p><p>Sub Thread (Completely separate to trying to find a fix for the issue)</p><p>How come all this is happening now? Has something changed in MP, since this has worked quickly, well, without a hitch up until the latest 1.14 and 1.15 versions. (At least that appears to be the case from my end). There was never a flag to "Wake up Server", not that I remember seeing in say V 1.12 backwards.</p><p></p><p>It concerns me that I am expected to make these changes down at the levels I am now to get MP to run well again, should I need to rebuild a box from time to time.</p><p></p><p>Still a great product folks,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gary_Francis, post: 1189290, member: 138855"] Better Again but when leaving the Videos section and then trying to reenter it the system appears to just stall. I note that in the Task Manager of Windows that FFmPEG as a process pops into the task list and exits again. The Box just sits there doing that. Appears the only way out is to kill MP as a Application. This stops the FFmpeg looping. The log attached captures this happening upon trying to return back into the "Videos" area a second time. This then kicks the FFmPEG app to fire up in the task manager. This makes the entire "videos" area basically useless at present as I can't go in once, come out, and then go back into the area again. Very laggy going into the Video area. Waiting maybe 10 15 20 seconds for the screen to refresh with the directories listing. Sometimes laggy going into and coming out of specific directories. Thank you so much for your help with this. Sub Thread (Completely separate to trying to find a fix for the issue) How come all this is happening now? Has something changed in MP, since this has worked quickly, well, without a hitch up until the latest 1.14 and 1.15 versions. (At least that appears to be the case from my end). There was never a flag to "Wake up Server", not that I remember seeing in say V 1.12 backwards. It concerns me that I am expected to make these changes down at the levels I am now to get MP to run well again, should I need to rebuild a box from time to time. Still a great product folks, [/QUOTE]
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