This issue is not restricted to just dbPowerAmp, but to any software which uses a lot of CPU power for a sustained period, eg Mixed-In-Key, Reason, etc. However, I don't have that much software installed on my music PC, especially as I've recently reinstalled Windows and all software on it to try to eliminate the issue outlined here:
When converting files to MP3, the first two or three encode at around x4 speed, which is great, and what I'd expect to see. However, after that, the encode speed will drop over the course of the next file to around x0.2 - yes, one fifth of the original tempo of the tune. A similar thing happens when ripping from CD, starts out fine, then grinds to a halt.
Codecs Installed:
Encoders (write)
- Aiff Release 6
- Apple Lossless Release 7
- FLAC Release 10 (FLAC 1.2.0)
- m4a Nero (AAC) Release 7
- mp3 (Lame) Lame 3.97
- Test Conversion
- Wave Release 12.4
- Windows Media Audio 10 Release 5 (WMA Pro 10)
Decoders (read)
- Advanced Audio Compression Decoder
- Aiff Decoder
- CD Decoder Release 12.4
- FLAC Decoder
- m4a / mp4 Decoder
- mp3 Decoder Release 12.4
- Wave Decoder Release 12.4
- Windows Media Audio Decoder
All codecs are fully up to date, as are all drivers, etc.
Any ideas what could be causing this? it's seriously frustrating me!
When converting files to MP3, the first two or three encode at around x4 speed, which is great, and what I'd expect to see. However, after that, the encode speed will drop over the course of the next file to around x0.2 - yes, one fifth of the original tempo of the tune. A similar thing happens when ripping from CD, starts out fine, then grinds to a halt.
Codecs Installed:
Encoders (write)
- Aiff Release 6
- Apple Lossless Release 7
- FLAC Release 10 (FLAC 1.2.0)
- m4a Nero (AAC) Release 7
- mp3 (Lame) Lame 3.97
- Test Conversion
- Wave Release 12.4
- Windows Media Audio 10 Release 5 (WMA Pro 10)
Decoders (read)
- Advanced Audio Compression Decoder
- Aiff Decoder
- CD Decoder Release 12.4
- FLAC Decoder
- m4a / mp4 Decoder
- mp3 Decoder Release 12.4
- Wave Decoder Release 12.4
- Windows Media Audio Decoder
All codecs are fully up to date, as are all drivers, etc.
Any ideas what could be causing this? it's seriously frustrating me!
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