Just upgraded to MM Gold latest release and the sync is now incredibly slow. 5 - 10 minutes per song on USB. It also seems to be autoconverting the files even though I have deselected the options for autoconverting. I do not want any conversion of the files as I have plenty of room on my device.
Device is a Nexus 5.
Very Slow Device Sync
Moderator: Gurus
Re: Very Slow Device Sync
Auto-Conversion would slow things down. Make sure your settings are correct in the Device Profile (make sure you're looking at the correct one).
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TonyjH
Re: Very Slow Device Sync
Checked the auto-conversion in the options for the device. What I really want is to just stop it from converting any of the MP3 files. Is there any way to just completely turn off any kind of conversion
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Re: Very Slow Device Sync
you got multiple cpu's?
if so get a program manager that allows you to change prioritys and the processors used on a per process setting,
set the priority of the mm decoder to realtime it is in mm's program file folder you will have to use the rule setting tool of the program to make that rule, and then also make mm's exe run in realtime make it only run on half your cpu's and make the decoder work on the same half so that you can still use the other cpu's for your other stuff.
that is the only way I have found to really speed up the rip's and converts so if it is doing converting to mp3 or other format on the device while sync'ing it should be faster, unless? the device is using it's own compression code and calling it an mp3 when it is not an mp3, some did that I've noticed a few years ago they might still be doing it. if so then the device is the slow item.
if so get a program manager that allows you to change prioritys and the processors used on a per process setting,
set the priority of the mm decoder to realtime it is in mm's program file folder you will have to use the rule setting tool of the program to make that rule, and then also make mm's exe run in realtime make it only run on half your cpu's and make the decoder work on the same half so that you can still use the other cpu's for your other stuff.
that is the only way I have found to really speed up the rip's and converts so if it is doing converting to mp3 or other format on the device while sync'ing it should be faster, unless? the device is using it's own compression code and calling it an mp3 when it is not an mp3, some did that I've noticed a few years ago they might still be doing it. if so then the device is the slow item.
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Re: Very Slow Device Sync
Disable/remove any Conversion Rules and make sure the appropriate file types are enabled under Supported Formats.
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TonyJH
Re: Very Slow Device Sync
Managed to get it going again by resetting all the auto conversion options to default. It still seems to lock up periodically on transferring files after three or 4 syncs but a phone reboot gets it going again.