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scottlf:
And as of today it is pegging the CPU at 99.8% CPU usage. If I run Media Center 21 it's only a few % maximum.

scottlf:
One particular part of the log file seems to be doing some sorting: here's an excerpt.

0183672: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0183777: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0183882: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0183985: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0184089: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0184196: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.017
0184304: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0184406: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 3; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0184508: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0184610: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0184716: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0184822: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0184927: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0185033: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0185140: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0185247: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0185351: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0185457: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0185558: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 8; Elapsed ms: 0.018
0185663: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 3; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0185768: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0185874: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0185980: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0186086: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.016
0186191: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 3; Elapsed ms: 0.015
0186296: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.035
0186402: 123145520713728: Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 4; Elapsed ms: 0.0

scottlf:
Then it finished whatever it was doing and processor load went from >100% to almost nothing -- 0.1%, that sort of thing. If I quit and restart, it goes up to high CPU usage again for a while with that same tons of lines of Database: CMediaInfoArraySort::Sort: Files: 19.

Is it attempting to sort my entire database every time it launches? I have a very large library on a server.

JimH:
25.0.116 is in a thread at the top of this board.

scottlf:
Update: I updated to 25.121, but most importantly, I did a fresh install after having deleted preferences files.

That seems to have stopped the long and processor-intensive sorting after launching the program, and processor usage has dropped dramatically.

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