Proclaim uses about 8% of processor just for being "on air"
I put Proclaim "on air" (this is on Windows 10) and noticed that it was continously using about 8% of the processor. I was not moving through any slides, no interaction was taking place, it was just "on air"
Is this expected behaviour or is something wrong?
Thanks, Graham
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I suspect that so long as a program is running in the background, it is going to consume resources.
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MJ. Smith said:
bump 5
Been meaning to ask. What’s the significance of the number you sometimes add after making a bump comment?
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David Wanat said:
Been meaning to ask. What’s the significance of the number you sometimes add after making a bump comment?
Gets around the spam filter when MJ bumps a bunch of threads in a row, usually on Saturdays.
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SineNomine said:David Wanat said:
Been meaning to ask. What’s the significance of the number you sometimes add after making a bump comment?
Gets around the spam filter when MJ bumps a bunch of threads in a row, usually on Saturdays.
Ah, I see. I've never encountered the spam filter before (or if I have, I must have thought it was a glitch), so I didn't know that was a problem.
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