Downloading speed inside hise,
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@parabuh on macOS you can use curl with BackgroundTask to do any downloading you need.
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@aaronventure Do you have to link against curl in Projucer?
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@d-healey no, just call curl directly using BackgroundTask, curl has been shipping with macos for 20 years now... In windows it's only been since 2019, but powershell has some native tooling for that, you can technically get away with curl now but on earlier earlier versions of Windows you either have to provide a curl install or use whatever the powershell alternative is.
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@d-healey unfortunately it's not working :( Now after 500mb started slowing down.
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@parabuh Did you build my fork or make the change manually?
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@d-healey i just build from your fork
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@parabuh Did you build the development branch?
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@d-healey nope i cloned your forked hise and switched to macDownloadFix branch
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@parabuh I will test with that branch too, it's possible there are other additions in my development branch that are having an effect here (although I doubt it).
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@d-healey ok im waiting for your answer
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@parabuh I'm still seeing consistent download speeds on that branch.
Are you absolutely certain you built the correct branch and that you are running the correct binary? From your description it sounds like you have more than one copy of the HISE source on your system now and that nearly always leads to issues.
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@parabuh Just in case, here's my binary you can try - https://filedn.eu/larUQgXOwVjQdvpPaD96lHH/HISE.app.zip
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@d-healey now it works a little randomly sometimes if hise window is not focused speed slowing down
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@parabuh I read about something called appnap on mac os that might be related, I'll see if I can recreate the issue
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@d-healey here you can see the behaviour
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@d-healey i found topic on apple dev forum that we should add NSAppSleepDisabled flag to plist file but hise xcode project dosnt have plist file
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@parabuh said in Downloading speed inside hise,:
i found topic on apple dev forum that we should add NSAppSleepDisabled flag to plist
I'll try it and report back
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@parabuh I can't recreate the issue. What version of MacOS are you using and what CPU?