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<font size=3>I like having it up to keep an eye on things; it's
interesting that they don't see it being used that way.<br><br>
That said, in the rooms that are up and running well we don't typically
have much need to poke at things with it. And especially with the XAP,
the full tool is really too complex for normal folks to want to deal
with, especially to poke at single levels (like the crosspoint
attenuation that helps manage the telco/local/network audio
levels..)<br><br>
--bob<br><br>
At 04:12 PM 3/18/2002 +0000, Osland, CD (Chris) wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>In an initial response to my query
about APware hogging the CPU<br>
(original Subject: was something like Display Machine Performance)<br>
Gentner have got back to me with a comment as follows:<br><br>
"One thing that concerns me is it sounds like APWare is being<br>
used as a real time controller. It was always designed as a<br>
configuration help, not a real time controller that would be<br>
up and running all the time."<br><br>
I was wondering whether other AG sites typically have APware<br>
running all the time or just fire it up when they need to<br>
change configuration. I have tended to leave it running so<br>
that if I want to start a CD feed for audio line-up, or enable or<br>
disable a mic on the operator's desk, I can.<br><br>
I'd be interested in what others do.<br><br>
Cheers<br><br>
Chris<br><br>
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