I have a query about CPU overload. I have two instances of lmms 1.2.0 installed. One is on a laptop with Ubuntu OS and the other is on a Windows 7 pc (i5 processor). The reason for the windows install is I have MAudio and Native Instrument hardware on that PC and I want to use their vsts. All has been good for 6 months, my tracks played fine. A couple of weeks ago I was working on a track and I got cpu overload. I restarted the computer and seemed to run slightly better but then the problem came back. I tried other tracks that were previously fine and they had same problem. The CPU overload even happens with a completely blank track. If I run the tracks on the Ubuntu pc then they are fine (the Ubuntu pc is worse spec than the Windows pc). I have tried cleaning up the pc, reinstalling lmms and still have same problem. Would appreciate any feedback on what I could do to resolve.
First off, Welcome to the Forum Gasman71 !Gasman71 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 7:14 amAll has been good for 6 months, my tracks played fine. A couple of weeks ago I was working on a track and I got cpu overload. I restarted the computer and seemed to run slightly better but then the problem came back.
I tried other tracks that were previously fine and they had same problem.
The CPU overload even happens with a completely blank track.
If I run the tracks on the Ubuntu pc then they are fine (the Ubuntu pc is worse spec than the Windows pc).
I have tried cleaning up the pc, reinstalling lmms and still have same problem. Would appreciate any feedback on what I could do to resolve.
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Firstly one LMMS-thing that could make issues on some hardware, is the setting 'keep-effects-running-with-no-input
You find that on General-settings, 3. from bottom
Turn that OFF, restart lmms
But if that is the reason, you must have changed your settings, and that you would know..
Therefore its propl. not that, but try.....
Let us know the outcome :)
Then 'not-lmms-things'...
It is that '6 months thing' that bothers me. 'You' must have changed 'something' back then.
I write 'You' because the more correct expression is sadly 'something' must have changed 'something' back then..
'You' may be a part of it, like ok'ing a game-demo installer, or saying 'yes' to accepting a file in activeX, but unaware of you, 'bad things' then happened.
Especially game-demos can be really crappy!
Does this ring a bell?
If that is the issue you may need to scan your activex for fails, and even run diagnostics on windows itself
Does all other programs work fine?
You also need to do a malware-scanning..
But all that is not related to lmms