ESPN+ memory leak

[PizzaSnake]

WFT is going on with the ESPN+ browser stream? It consumed an order of magnitude more memory than say, Lacrosse TV.

[PizzaSnake]

Did a little search. Known issue. More bad code from a crappy company.

Might have to cancel sub.

[PizzaSnake]

Some good news. The VU stats reporting is excellent.

[youthathletics]

Never had an issue with ESPN+. Are you using on phone or the app on smart tv?

[PizzaSnake]

Never had an issue with ESPN+. Are you using on phone or the app on smart tv?

Both.

Issue is widespread across many browsers and OS.

How much does it start out in your case, amd how much after 1 hr? 2 hr? 3 hr?

[youthathletics]

Never had an issue with ESPN+. Are you using on phone or the app on smart tv?

Both.

Issue is widespread across many browsers and OS.

How much does it start out in your case, amd how much after 1 hr? 2 hr? 3 hr?

Not following you…..can you be more specific w/question.

[Laxdad2021]

I’m watching on my smart tv and the feed keeps repeating and then fast forwarding back to live action. Have two smart TVs and it only happens on one of the two. Just crazy.

[youthathletics]

Watching navy Lehigh and zero issues. I can honestly say I have not ever had issues before.

Maybe it’s the TV? I’m Running a Samsung.

[Brownlax]

Zero issues - we have games on both TV and Desktop

[youthathletics]

I think pizzasnake watches too much porn and his electronic devices are riddled with spam and virus

[PizzaSnake]

I think pizzasnake watches too much porn and his electronic devices are riddled with spam and virus

I think you don't know much about memory leaks, browsers, Java, and garbage collection.

The issue is with running Chrome OS and accessing ESPN+ via browser. Watching in performance mode (task manager), the memory starts at about 150K, and quickly increases until it consumes all of the memory available, at which point Chrome will terminate to reclaim the memory.

So, two things: ESPN code sux, and Chrome OS sux.

When I watch on a Samsung "smart" TV, there don't appear to be any issues.

[youthathletics]

I think pizzasnake watches too much porn and his electronic devices are riddled with spam and virus

I think you don't know much about memory leaks, browsers, Java, and garbage collection.

The issue is with running Chrome OS and accessing ESPN+ via browser. Watching in performance mode (task manager), the memory starts at about 150K, and quickly increases until it consumes all of the memory available, at which point Chrome will terminate to reclaim the memory.

So, two things: ESPN code sux, and Chrome OS sux.

When I watch on a Samsung "smart" TV, there don't appear to be any issues.

I know plenty about that stuff….it’s why I said you have too much smut running behind the scenes….chipping away at your memory.

Kinda like all your usernames, and keeping track of them.

[PizzaSnake]

I think pizzasnake watches too much porn and his electronic devices are riddled with spam and virus

I think you don't know much about memory leaks, browsers, Java, and garbage collection.

The issue is with running Chrome OS and accessing ESPN+ via browser. Watching in performance mode (task manager), the memory starts at about 150K, and quickly increases until it consumes all of the memory available, at which point Chrome will terminate to reclaim the memory.

So, two things: ESPN code sux, and Chrome OS sux.

When I watch on a Samsung "smart" TV, there don't appear to be any issues.

I know plenty about that stuff….it’s why I said you have too much smut running behind the scenes….chipping away at your memory.

Kinda like all your usernames, and keeping track of them.

Interesting stories you construct to help make sense of "your" world. You know you'll never escape the solitary confinement of your mind, right? No matter how hard you try. You grok?

[JoeMauer89]

I think pizzasnake watches too much porn and his electronic devices are riddled with spam and virus

I think you don't know much about memory leaks, browsers, Java, and garbage collection.

The issue is with running Chrome OS and accessing ESPN+ via browser. Watching in performance mode (task manager), the memory starts at about 150K, and quickly increases until it consumes all of the memory available, at which point Chrome will terminate to reclaim the memory.

So, two things: ESPN code sux, and Chrome OS sux.

When I watch on a Samsung "smart" TV, there don't appear to be any issues.

I know plenty about that stuff….it’s why I said you have too much smut running behind the scenes….chipping away at your memory.

Kinda like all your usernames, and keeping track of them.

Made my evening!

Joe