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Memory and CPU leak on Yosemite #336

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plmcgrn opened this issue Jun 19, 2015 · 16 comments
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Memory and CPU leak on Yosemite #336

plmcgrn opened this issue Jun 19, 2015 · 16 comments

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@plmcgrn
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plmcgrn commented Jun 19, 2015

It seems that the most recent update that fixed the issue with Google Music's new design, introduces a nasty CPU and memory leak if you leave it open over time.

I noticed that memory will exceed 1GB in about 48 hours, and CPU will easily be consistently above 30%. When left open long enough, it will overwhelm CPU and easily eat 2-4GB of memory.

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@wfortin
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wfortin commented Jun 19, 2015

I am experiencing the same issue.

@doque
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doque commented Jun 25, 2015

Same here:
screen shot 2015-06-25 at 16 04 12

@Tuinslak
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screen shot 2015-06-26 at 18 21 04

Confirmed... :)

@mohirt-zz
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..yup :/

@dodgepong
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Same issue here. Activity Monitor reported Radiant Player using over 13 GB of memory this morning after leaving it open for several days. Restarted it and it's back down to ~350 MB, but I expect it to go back up eventually.

@ArtRoman
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ArtRoman commented Jul 6, 2015

OS X 10.9.5, RadiantPlayer consumes memory and CPU after number of uptime days. Old version without material Music was working fine. Spindump says about a lot of operations in JavaScriptCore.
Music in Chrome works great even after some days of uptime without page reloading.

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@chumbothewhale
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Same here.

screenshot 2015-07-08 19 25 33

@joeljfischer
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Same as #328

@larouxn
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larouxn commented Aug 5, 2015

Issue still persists today. OS X 10.10.4
CPU (I've seen as high as 77%):
screen shot 2015-08-05 at 14 13 55
Memory:
screen shot 2015-08-05 at 14 09 28

@ebramanti
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Radiant Player has always had pretty heavy memory usage, but it's becoming unbearable in 1.4.0. Plus with the rollback of @jacobwgillespie's fix, it seems that a lot of these issues might not be fixed for a while.

@dodgepong
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Peronsally I had to switch back to just using a normal browser window + Key Socket Media Keys extension so I could use my keyboard media keys with it. Radiant Player is completely unusable for me on a system where system resources are at a premium.

Honestly I'm started to get tired of there being no good desktop player for Google Music, temping me to move to Spotify, which I'd rather not do.

@serginator
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As @martinlauer stated in #328, if you disable the option Show mini player in menu bar improves a bit the situation, but there's still the memory leak

@krisdestruction
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I think this issue is actually reported in #308

@jacobwgillespie jacobwgillespie added this to the v2.0.0 milestone Dec 13, 2015
@ebramanti
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Hey everyone,

As part of our Radiant 2 Milestone (more here #409), we are working to improve the performance of Radiant Player. I have begun profiling the memory issue and will let you guys know if I am able to figure out what is causing it.

@krisdestruction
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Should this be closed since it's a duplicate of both #308 and #328 ?

@jacobwgillespie
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Yep, I'll close it as a duplicate of those two other issues.

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