On Thursday 20 May 2004 10:24 pm, Jon Noack wrote: = On 05/19/04 22:34, Mikhail Teterin wrote: = > Here is a top's snapshot from a dual CPU machine. Two lame encoders = > compete for the first CPU, while the total idle time is 35.6%. Why = > is that? Because they are nice? Is niceness really supposed to allow = > for wasted CPU? Thanks! = = I noticed the cdparanoi[a] processes. What is/are the exact command(s) = you are doing? If you are encoding on-the-fly, are you sure the lame = processes are not being limited by the ripping rate? No, the driving process is from audio/abcde -- cdparanoia rips into trackXX.wav, and -- once a track is completele ripped -- a lame process is launched. You saw both of the lame processes in the RUN state... = It would be best if you could come up with a test case for us to see = if we can reproduce your problem. Try running two lame encoders in parallel with nice 10... -miReceived on Thu May 20 2004 - 20:31:19 UTC
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