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Windows application sometimes uses a lot of resources #21
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Was any post-processing filter turned on? Those filters would consume more CPU than usual. |
I think it was because my cable disconnect sometimes when I move it, and when it does, the app start to use more CPU for some second, so it's actually normal. |
Hi, reopen this because my pc used 12% of the proc for AndroidMic even though I had no cable plugged in. But he stayed like that for several hours so it would be good to investigate on that. I haven't had time to do more testing yet. |
Hey sorry just saw the message. 12% is definitely a lot. Did you turn on any noise cancellation filters? |
I don't think I had a filter on. And no worries, it's not a major bug anyway. I will try to debug it the next time I use it |
Sounds good, thanks! |
I don't know why but after some time, the Windows app start to use 10% of CPU, while it normally use 1 or 2%.
It happens when the app is connected, if we disconnect, it go back to normal.
I was using USB and the app was minimized, but I think this happens even with WIFI.
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