2009-12-03, 23:29
I have noticed this from the alpha and now have beta on.
One thing that has occurred on both these release (for me anyhow) is that when something is running on XBMC if I do anything else on the computer the audio goes tits. I mean out by around 5 seconds, if you then leave it, it slowly comes back in.
And I mean anything on the mac, moving a file, opening a finder window etc.
FWIW I am using a pretty recent mini of 6 months old with 4 gigs of ram.
XBMC is running on a TV which has been hooked up to twice from the mini, which allows me to VNC in from another mac and 'see' the desktop whilst XBMC is running.
I don;t know if its because of my setup this issue occurs, but as I say only happened since the Alpha release.
I did not get a paste bin this time round I will have another look tomorrow at it, its most perplexing because it basically means XBMC demands 100% of the computer in order to be used.
One thing that has occurred on both these release (for me anyhow) is that when something is running on XBMC if I do anything else on the computer the audio goes tits. I mean out by around 5 seconds, if you then leave it, it slowly comes back in.
And I mean anything on the mac, moving a file, opening a finder window etc.
FWIW I am using a pretty recent mini of 6 months old with 4 gigs of ram.
XBMC is running on a TV which has been hooked up to twice from the mini, which allows me to VNC in from another mac and 'see' the desktop whilst XBMC is running.
I don;t know if its because of my setup this issue occurs, but as I say only happened since the Alpha release.
I did not get a paste bin this time round I will have another look tomorrow at it, its most perplexing because it basically means XBMC demands 100% of the computer in order to be used.
