08-04-2018, 09:39 AM
Hi,
I post this problem again, because the former title "mpd service 100%" was misleading.
While playing a radiostation via BT suddenly the music stopped playing.
I had this event 2 times in an intervall of 3 days. That mpd service processes had 100% CPU on 2 of the 4 threads of my Raspi 3 CPU.
Stopping the sercvice with "systemctl stop mpd" did not stop it. Only killing.
After that, starting with "systemctl start mpd" was successfull, and I was able to start the playback again.
The loglevel was verbose, but /var/log/mpd/log contained no recognizable error message.
Now I changed back the loglevel to default and watch again the behaviour.
Did someone discover something similar ?
Onurbi
I post this problem again, because the former title "mpd service 100%" was misleading.
While playing a radiostation via BT suddenly the music stopped playing.
I had this event 2 times in an intervall of 3 days. That mpd service processes had 100% CPU on 2 of the 4 threads of my Raspi 3 CPU.
Stopping the sercvice with "systemctl stop mpd" did not stop it. Only killing.
After that, starting with "systemctl start mpd" was successfull, and I was able to start the playback again.
The loglevel was verbose, but /var/log/mpd/log contained no recognizable error message.
Now I changed back the loglevel to default and watch again the behaviour.
Did someone discover something similar ?
Onurbi
