Post #1 Original Problem
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suddenly noticed when writing kma files the process disrupts the music playing
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Logical understanding of the above follows that one can't do anything else in a multitasking eviornment when Hoster is in the "write KMA process."
Not "read" not "play"...nothing other than "write KMA."
Post #5
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Hoster is and always has been a processor/memory hog.
When I import, I just walk away from the computer until the import process is finished.
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The 1st word is "Processor." And in the CONTEXT of the paragraph immediately following, one should clearly read as with repect to IMPORTING.
And, the reason I walk away, is because nothing can be done on the Computer when the "write KMA," which is a part of Hoster's IMPORT Process, is taking place.
Which, Post #6 agrees:
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And like the man said, walk away.
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Something I really don't understand is the 1st sentence in Post#8:
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I was taken back how someone could say Hoster is a memory hog. We used to be, but we did an extensive checkup and rework and, as you say, we're now in the 2% - 4% range.
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Are you saying that "MEMORY" is at "the 2% - 4% range?" How did you measure this Memory usage? Memory seems to still be the subject as I don't see the subject change to Processor in the second sentence when the
2% - 4% range is mentioned.
And, if the Processor was meant to point to the
2% - 4% range, as referenced by "as you say," possibly referencing Post #7:
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During play the CPU usage flatlined out at about 2% usage with an occassional brief spike up to about 4%
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then, it was nice to have this info pointed out, and re-referenced, but I fail to see how this info has anything to do with the
IMPORT process, which I perceive as the theme in this thread and what I based my helpful comment of "walk away," as nothing can be done.