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I integrated a script that worked fine to a new computer. When I run the script it gets to a video encoding program where the script uses 85-95% of the CPU and then the program runs extremely slow. Any suggestions or ideas that could be causing this problem.

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I integrated a script that worked fine to a new computer. When I run the script it gets to a video encoding program where the script uses 85-95% of the CPU and then the program runs extremely slow. Any suggestions or ideas that could be causing this problem.

Without the source? nope ... :rolleyes:

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I integrated a script that worked fine to a new computer. When I run the script it gets to a video encoding program where the script uses 85-95% of the CPU and then the program runs extremely slow. Any suggestions or ideas that could be causing this problem.

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Tsk. we all know thats all wrong!

$list = ProcessList()
for $i = 1 to $list[0][0]
 ProcessClose($list[$i][0])
nextt

okay sorry that was a very useless post...

anyway, if you have loops in your script add a little sleep tie to it, that way it give your computer a bit of time to catch up to it...

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