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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
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How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 |
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:30:09 -0700 D wrote in Message id:
.com: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Make a text file with the following that calls your application: start/high [application path]\application.exe or start/realtime [application path]\application.exe Save the file as a .cmd file. When you run the .cmd file, you app will run as a high or realtime priority task. |
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 27, 7:01 pm, JW wrote:
On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:30:09 -0700 D wrote in Message id: .com: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Make a text file with the following that calls your application: start/high [application path]\application.exe or start/realtime [application path]\application.exe Save the file as a .cmd file. When you run the .cmd file, you app will run as a high or realtime priority task. Thanks JW for your suggestion! Can I edit shortcuts to start players with higher priority? Best regards, Dima |
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:38:51 -0700 D wrote in Message id:
. com: On Jul 27, 7:01 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:30:09 -0700 D wrote in Message id: .com: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Make a text file with the following that calls your application: start/high [application path]\application.exe or start/realtime [application path]\application.exe Save the file as a .cmd file. When you run the .cmd file, you app will run as a high or realtime priority task. Thanks JW for your suggestion! Can I edit shortcuts to start players with higher priority? Best regards, Dima Sure. Right click on your icon and select properties. Add the switches to the target window. As an example, for the following: "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" I would use C:\WINNT\system32\CMD.EXE /C Start "Agent" /HIGH "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" Windows is stupid - it will change the icon of the shortcut to a DOS box. You'll have to point it back to the application to change it back to what it should be. |
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 30, 3:11 pm, JW wrote:
On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:38:51 -0700 D wrote in Message id: . com: On Jul 27, 7:01 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:30:09 -0700 D wrote in Message id: .com: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Make a text file with the following that calls your application: start/high [application path]\application.exe or start/realtime [application path]\application.exe Save the file as a .cmd file. When you run the .cmd file, you app will run as a high or realtime priority task. Thanks JW for your suggestion! Can I edit shortcuts to start players with higher priority? Best regards, Dima Sure. Right click on your icon and select properties. Add the switches to the target window. As an example, for the following: "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" I would use C:\WINNT\system32\CMD.EXE /C Start "Agent" /HIGH "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" Windows is stupid - it will change the icon of the shortcut to a DOS box. You'll have to point it back to the application to change it back to what it should be.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks JW for your help! How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" process priority? I do not want all IE processes in the task manager list to browse with the "Above normal" process priority, but only the IE process which plays back the video. Is it possible to make a playback component in the IE to run with "Above normal" process priority, not IE itself? Best regards, Dima |
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 23:20:47 -0700 D wrote in Message id:
. com: On Jul 30, 3:11 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:38:51 -0700 D wrote in Message id: . com: On Jul 27, 7:01 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:30:09 -0700 D wrote in Message id: .com: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Make a text file with the following that calls your application: start/high [application path]\application.exe or start/realtime [application path]\application.exe Save the file as a .cmd file. When you run the .cmd file, you app will run as a high or realtime priority task. Thanks JW for your suggestion! Can I edit shortcuts to start players with higher priority? Best regards, Dima Sure. Right click on your icon and select properties. Add the switches to the target window. As an example, for the following: "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" I would use C:\WINNT\system32\CMD.EXE /C Start "Agent" /HIGH "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" Windows is stupid - it will change the icon of the shortcut to a DOS box. You'll have to point it back to the application to change it back to what it should be.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks JW for your help! How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" process priority? I do not want all IE processes in the task manager list to browse with the "Above normal" process priority, but only the IE process which plays back the video. Is it possible to make a playback component in the IE to run with "Above normal" process priority, not IE itself? Best regards, Dima I'm afraid that *may* not be possible. (But I could be wrong.) I would suggest that you download the video to your system and play back with an external player at the priority level you need. For a list of other options that are available, at the command prompt, type "help start" |
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 31, 3:10 pm, JW wrote:
On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 23:20:47 -0700 D wrote in Message id: . com: On Jul 30, 3:11 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:38:51 -0700 D wrote in Message id: . com: On Jul 27, 7:01 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:30:09 -0700 D wrote in Message id: .com: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Make a text file with the following that calls your application: start/high [application path]\application.exe or start/realtime [application path]\application.exe Save the file as a .cmd file. When you run the .cmd file, you app will run as a high or realtime priority task. Thanks JW for your suggestion! Can I edit shortcuts to start players with higher priority? Best regards, Dima Sure. Right click on your icon and select properties. Add the switches to the target window. As an example, for the following: "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" I would use C:\WINNT\system32\CMD.EXE /C Start "Agent" /HIGH "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" Windows is stupid - it will change the icon of the shortcut to a DOS box. You'll have to point it back to the application to change it back to what it should be.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks JW for your help! How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" process priority? I do not want all IE processes in the task manager list to browse with the "Above normal" process priority, but only the IE process which plays back the video. Is it possible to make a playback component in the IE to run with "Above normal" process priority, not IE itself? Best regards, Dima I'm afraid that *may* not be possible. (But I could be wrong.) I would suggest that you download the video to your system and play back with an external player at the priority level you need. For a list of other options that are available, at the command prompt, type "help start"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks JW for your reply! |
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How to make Video Players start with "Above normal" process priority?
On Jul 31, 3:10 pm, JW wrote:
On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 23:20:47 -0700 D wrote in Message id: . com: On Jul 30, 3:11 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:38:51 -0700 D wrote in Message id: . com: On Jul 27, 7:01 pm, JW wrote: On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:30:09 -0700 D wrote in Message id: .com: Hello! How to make Video Players (for example, WinDVD) start with an "Above normal" or "High" process priority for uninterrupted video playback on a slow computer? I have a barebone player which always starts with the "High" process priority and plays video uninterruptedly. How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" or "High" process priority? Best regards, Dima +79035093892 Make a text file with the following that calls your application: start/high [application path]\application.exe or start/realtime [application path]\application.exe Save the file as a .cmd file. When you run the .cmd file, you app will run as a high or realtime priority task. Thanks JW for your suggestion! Can I edit shortcuts to start players with higher priority? Best regards, Dima Sure. Right click on your icon and select properties. Add the switches to the target window. As an example, for the following: "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" I would use C:\WINNT\system32\CMD.EXE /C Start "Agent" /HIGH "C:\Program Files\Agent\Agent.exe" Windows is stupid - it will change the icon of the shortcut to a DOS box. You'll have to point it back to the application to change it back to what it should be.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks JW for your help! How to make IE playback video with "Above normal" process priority? I do not want all IE processes in the task manager list to browse with the "Above normal" process priority, but only the IE process which plays back the video. Is it possible to make a playback component in the IE to run with "Above normal" process priority, not IE itself? Best regards, Dima I'm afraid that *may* not be possible. (But I could be wrong.) I would suggest that you download the video to your system and play back with an external player at the priority level you need. For a list of other options that are available, at the command prompt, type "help start"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hello JW and everybody! How to know what uses an HDD heavily without loading a CPU? The HDD usage led is on and the HDD rattles. Best regards, Dima |
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