SpeedyDSM
I have used atomix for a little while now, i enjoy it, never have ne problems, but now all of the sudden atomix is eating up my processor. I am running a P4 1.8 mghz and it shouldnt be doin that, wonderin if you may have any ideas.
Posted Fri 18 Jul 03 @ 6:04 am
DJ Coco
How big are your music files and how much ram you have?
Posted Fri 18 Jul 03 @ 9:07 pm
SpeedyDSM
Some of my files are like 7 or 8mb but i have 512 RAM, i shouldnt think it should affect it. i dunno. Thx for the reply Coco, i was just tellin Homeboy that it appears it fixed itself. NOt sure what it was.
Posted Fri 18 Jul 03 @ 9:46 pm
DJ Coco
Try playing shorter files to see what happens..
Btw, do you have this problem at the begining of a session or after playing for some time?
Besides, don`t run any program in the background as icq, antivirus, etc..
Btw, do you have this problem at the begining of a session or after playing for some time?
Besides, don`t run any program in the background as icq, antivirus, etc..
Posted Sat 19 Jul 03 @ 7:19 am
SpeedyDSM
thx coco, it happens at the beginning of a session, i tried smaller files, seemed to be allrite.
Posted Sun 20 Jul 03 @ 1:26 am
DJ Coco
so its a question of RAM..
521 is more than enough to use atomix, but..dunno..
What`s your OS ?
521 is more than enough to use atomix, but..dunno..
What`s your OS ?
Posted Sun 20 Jul 03 @ 2:31 am
Homeboy
He has Win XP home edition Coco...This is my good friend Jer he lives near me.
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Posted Sun 20 Jul 03 @ 9:54 am
DJ Coco
Personal opinion:
Win XP has a lot of failures to use multimedia applications
Win XP has a lot of failures to use multimedia applications
Posted Mon 21 Jul 03 @ 2:52 am