I noticed a similar problem on my windows server. As I filled it up to be quite large (around 90gig ram taken up of 128) the cpu usage went to 0%. However when I turned off or deleted a couple of channels of instruments it would pop back on as then indicated by a 10-19% cpu usage at idle. The instance stop start / server on / off had no effect.
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Hi,
There was a similar thread on VI-Control, where our head developer suggested it could be related to some plugin using a 32-bit integer for timestamp, which could possibly wrap after ~25 hours.
We would need a reliable minimal reproduction for this to go any further, any input is very welcome.
Best,
Paul
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It doesn't appear to be a 25 hour issue with timestamps: I removed a few unused instances of two plugins (Valhalla Room and Fabfilter ProQ2), thinking they might be the source, and VEPro ran for about 3-4 days. But I came back to the studio today, and the audio engine had dropped to 2% from its normal 18-20%. As usual, restarting the audio engine didn't work - I had to kill it and reload. I only have Play 4.2.2 and Kontakt Player 5.3 running in this server now.
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This is worse with the latest update to VEPro 6. I just updated a slave PC that had been running for about 2 weeks now after removing a couple of plugins. But I updated VEP6 yesterday, and this morning the engine was sitting a 0%.
Whatever the latest update added has made the engine-stop issue much worse.
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For sake of comparison, I replaced VEPro6 on the standalone slave system with Cantible for hosting VIs, and it has been running for about 2 weeks now (this works as a replacement as I am using hardware for audio back to the host, and MidiOverLan for midi - I wasn't using VEPro's streaming audio/midi system).
The problem with VEP's audio engine stopping every couple of days seems isolated to VEPro.
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Good to know dterry. I can confirm if I leave my workstation overnight the next day at some point will have the engine quit. It makes no difference if I am using it either. One time recently I did a little work on the second day of a session being open, an hour later the engine stopped. I would love to be able to keep my weekly projects open with full confidence. Really hope paul can fix this.
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I will work on a detailed report of the smallest session I have that exhibits this behavior to attempt tracking down the problem. The good thing is the behavior IS predictable for me at least. I am thinking it IS a specific plugin causing the problem within the vienna host.
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To answer your question... no I still have this issue on the latest vienna 6. ANY version of cubase does this... I also converted my system back to Vienna 5 and tested... and still the same issue. Not sure what went wrong or how this keeps happening but I just unload and load at the beginning of every production session as a habit now. costs me about 10 minutes per session.