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2010-02-26
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I believe changing the nice level is what you want to do.
http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl1_nice.htm
http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl1_nice.htm
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2010-02-27
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Try `renice` on a running PID.
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2010-02-27
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Originally Posted by ear0wax
Dude, nice!
I believe changing the nice level is what you want to do. [/url]
badum psh
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2010-02-27
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The music player is /usr/bin/pulseaudio, right? If so, it doesn't seem to work. It lagged a little bit still. Also the command line options already include --high-priority.
EDIT: Ran 'renice -10 <pulseaudio PID>' but it still lagged sometimes..
EDIT#2: Also ran 'renice -20 <pulseaudio PID>' (the highest priority) but it still lagged.
Last edited by ToJa92; 2010-02-27 at 13:27.
EDIT: Ran 'renice -10 <pulseaudio PID>' but it still lagged sometimes..
EDIT#2: Also ran 'renice -20 <pulseaudio PID>' (the highest priority) but it still lagged.
Last edited by ToJa92; 2010-02-27 at 13:27.
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2010-02-27
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Pulseaudio is the sound daemon
/usr/bin/mediaplayer is the media player
/usr/bin/mediaplayer is the media player
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2010-02-27
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the decoding is probably happening in hardware, so what could be happening is that the storage media is not able to feed the hardware fast enough. are there any other read or write activity happening when it stutters?
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2010-02-27
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Originally Posted by tso
Stuttering usually happens when rendering webpages or doing something a bit more resource demanding.
the decoding is probably happening in hardware, so what could be happening is that the storage media is not able to feed the hardware fast enough. are there any other read or write activity happening when it stutters?
I read that nexus one and droid also suffer from this.
Last edited by bbin; 2010-02-27 at 15:15.
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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by tso
Yes, I guess Firefox uses it's fair share of the memory. Maybe I should disable the disc cache?
the decoding is probably happening in hardware, so what could be happening is that the storage media is not able to feed the hardware fast enough. are there any other read or write activity happening when it stutters?
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2010-02-28
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Originally Posted by bbin
We have a DSP chip, From what i under stand it handles sound processing and network traffic so downloads could cause it. The cpu would be what accually does the rendering.
Stuttering usually happens when rendering webpages or doing something a bit more resource demanding.
I read that nexus one and droid also suffer from this.
If you want to see if its the storage bandwith topping out, you could always stick your music on the sd card and test that theroy. I keep all my music on the sd, and i only get shuttering when I get notifaction spamed.
Last edited by ear0wax; 2010-02-28 at 10:55.
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