If you're interested in getting to the bottom of this problem, I'd be very happy to provide whatever details you require. From what I've seen at the Apple forum, others also are reporting similar observations. Since the fact remains that the problem only occurs when Perian is installed, coming here in an attempt to contribute something constructive seemed like a good starting point. I really do not care what is to blame, only to find some solution. Hmm maybe we need to blacklist version checking in that process But I dont think that would. merely stating the fact that the problem goes away when Perian is deactivated. Im hoping an update of Perian will fix this. I would tend to agree but I don't recall making an argument one way or the other.
#Perian update checker code#
The fact that none of Perian's code shows up in the sample is evidence against it. This problem is 100% repeatable and 100% eliminated with Perian's deactivation.Īnd that is not a 100% conclusion that Perian is at fault. Sparky672 wrote:You should note that this is not some weird intermittent condition where I merely suspect Perian plays some role.
Sample analysis of process 16096 written to file /dev/stdout Sort by top of stack, same collapsed (when >= 5): Total number in stack (recursive counted multiple, when >=5): Sampling completed, processing symbols.Īnalysis of sampling MediaServer (pid 16096) every 1 millisecond Code: Select all Sampling process 16096 for 3 seconds with 1 millisecond of run time between samples
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