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Control and monitor iTunes processes running at the same time with your iTunes
"iTunes CPU Redux" is a very simple and intuitive software solution developed for users who are looking for a means of monitoring and closing the processes that are allocated to iTunes while you work with it.
It is created with just a few mouse clicks, and you can monitor the processes running at the same time with iTunes and set which ones have to be closed automatically.
You can also let iTunes run minimized in your system tray, so you can continue to monitor its processes without consuming extra system resources.
System requirements:
Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit)
Intel i5, i7 (64-bit OS)
1 GB RAM
About iTunes (10.1.1, 10.2)
iTunes (10.1.1, 10.2) itself
"iTunes CPU Redux" app is compatible with: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10
To get the App, just go to their Website, follow the download process (Free, Paid) and run the installer. You can be sure that it will work fine. You have to download the file and run the installer to install it.
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Download the free version to see if it’s what you are looking for. If yes, you can install the Pro version for an additional $19.99 to get more features (Monitoring a dozen processes in the activity monitor and closing them automatically)
iTunes CPU Redux Pro Description:
Control and monitor iTunes processes running at the same time with your iTunes
This is the free version of the software by the same developer.
The Pro version has much more options, and it is much more useful in terms of resource management, monitoring and serving a higher number of clients at the same time.
"iTunes CPU Redux Pro" is a very simple and intuitive software solution developed for users who are looking for a means of monitoring and closing the processes that are allocated to iTunes while you work with it.
It is created with just a few mouse clicks, and you can monitor the processes running at the same time with iTunes and set which ones have to be closed automatically.
You can also let iTunes run minimized in your system tray, so you can continue to monitor its processes without consuming extra system resources.
System requirements:
Windows Vista, 7, 8,
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Have you used the command line option ‘-disable’ to disable UI Xcode plugins such as Live-View? If so, did you also notice a performance hit in your App when launching and running from Xcode?
Well, you’re not the only one asking about this problem! And I’m sure many developers have run into the issue as well.
This post explains how to address the performance issue, so you can work quickly and efficiently using Xcode 4 with UI plugins.
What is the performance issue?
There’s no need for further explanation; a lot of people are complaining about the performance hit they encounter when opening an App from Xcode, when it comes to using UI plugins.
UI plugins like Live-View are there to provide developers with a native-looking app interface, free from annoying graphical distractions. However, in some cases Xcode slows down, as it launches the plugins of the UI.
Fortunately, there’s a solution for this: use the command line switch ‘-disable’.
What does ‘-disable’ mean?
This switch was added to Xcode in version 4.2, and it allows you to specify a file to load each time an action is initiated that uses one of the UI plugins, by specifying a command line switch.
The switch is used as a flag, allowing you to disable the UI plugin.
For example, running ‘-disable’ on the first launch of an App from Xcode would pass an argument of ‘assets.pawn.com.LiveView.dylib’ to Xcode, to prevent it from launching Live-View and visualizing your app as it does every time.
But what’s this ‘assets.pawn.com.LiveView.dylib’ file?
This is a file that resides on the file system, which gets loaded by Xcode and is associated with the UI plugin of Live-View, as you can see below.
When you use the command line switch ‘-disable’, the code it generates gets executed once each time an action is initiated that uses one of the UI plugins, so it bypasses Xcode’s waiting time to load the UI plugin and go ahead with your App launch.
However, you should know that you cannot use this switch indefinitely. Xcode will eventually save a file with the same name and extension as assets.pawn.com.
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