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Vista Beta Media Center and XBOX 360 Extender
Chris I'm also having similar problems on build 5536 of Vista Ultimate:
1. No caching. Performance miserable. Especially with 200gig+ of mpeg4-asp avi's that it wants to thumbnail and generally bring my sys to a grinding death. 2. Every time I want to optimise the 360 using the optimise within settings, the 360 gets disconnected and nothing appears to happen. 3. Really, WMV and mpeg1/2 support is so narrow. Where is the mpeg4-asp and avc support.....Divx was problematic, XVID compile v1.2 with the smp patch seems to work ok. CoreAVC v1.5 is ok but will crash WMP11 in some cases of shutting down before the footage is finished. 4. How the hell does a user disable the performance robbing thumbnaills within media centre? I'd prefer not to slow down everything and just go by filenames. |
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Vista Beta Media Center and XBOX 360 Extender
I'd rather have the thumbnails, I don't think they are performance robbing
besides the fact that it try to reload them everytime after closing media center, you'd think it should cache it, its just reading xml data, why does it have to re read it? "Anon" wrote: Chris I'm also having similar problems on build 5536 of Vista Ultimate: 1. No caching. Performance miserable. Especially with 200gig+ of mpeg4-asp avi's that it wants to thumbnail and generally bring my sys to a grinding death. 2. Every time I want to optimise the 360 using the optimise within settings, the 360 gets disconnected and nothing appears to happen. 3. Really, WMV and mpeg1/2 support is so narrow. Where is the mpeg4-asp and avc support.....Divx was problematic, XVID compile v1.2 with the smp patch seems to work ok. CoreAVC v1.5 is ok but will crash WMP11 in some cases of shutting down before the footage is finished. 4. How the hell does a user disable the performance robbing thumbnaills within media centre? I'd prefer not to slow down everything and just go by filenames. |
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Vista Beta Media Center and XBOX 360 Extender
You certainly would not them permently cached in Main Memory till you
rebooted. The operating system does effectifly cache them since it will not reuse the memory they are in till it is the available memory that contains data that has not been used for the longest amount of time "ChrisMc73" wrote in message ... I'd rather have the thumbnails, I don't think they are performance robbing besides the fact that it try to reload them everytime after closing media center, you'd think it should cache it, its just reading xml data, why does it have to re read it? "Anon" wrote: Chris I'm also having similar problems on build 5536 of Vista Ultimate: 1. No caching. Performance miserable. Especially with 200gig+ of mpeg4-asp avi's that it wants to thumbnail and generally bring my sys to a grinding death. 2. Every time I want to optimise the 360 using the optimise within settings, the 360 gets disconnected and nothing appears to happen. 3. Really, WMV and mpeg1/2 support is so narrow. Where is the mpeg4-asp and avc support.....Divx was problematic, XVID compile v1.2 with the smp patch seems to work ok. CoreAVC v1.5 is ok but will crash WMP11 in some cases of shutting down before the footage is finished. 4. How the hell does a user disable the performance robbing thumbnaills within media centre? I'd prefer not to slow down everything and just go by filenames. |
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