jks

So things got worse beginning with v1.337. I found one reason and have fixed that for today's v1.359 release. But there is still a performance problem I don't understand. v1.337 was a complex release with waterfall averaging and a lot of BBAI-related changes.

I haven't looked at it, but it is possible the denoiser and auto-notch can be moved from the Beagle to Javascript running on the browser. Assuming the browser is running on a decent device (desktop pc or recent mobile device) the performance should be sufficient to support it.

So things got worse beginning with v1.337. I found one reason and have fixed that for today's v1.359 release. But there is still a performance problem I don't understand. v1.337 was a complex release with waterfall averaging and a lot of BBAI-related changes.

I haven't looked at it, but it is possible the denoiser and auto-notch can be moved from the Beagle to Javascript running on the browser. Assuming the browser is running on a decent device (desktop pc or recent mobile device) the performance should be sufficient to support it.

So things got worse beginning with v1.337. I found one reason and have fixed that for today's v1.359 release. But there is still a performance problem I don't understand. v1.337 was a complex release with waterfall averaging and a lot of BBAI-related changes.

I haven't looked at it, but it is possible the denoiser and auto-notch can be moved from the Beagle to Javascript running on the browser. Assuming the browser is running on a decent device (desktop pc or recent mobile device) the performance should be sufficient to support it.

I see what's wrong. I'm building on your Kiwi now to test the fix. For BBAI we rolled back clang++ to g++ due to a terrible compiler bug that is affecting some new development. But the way it was rolled back wasn't quite right. The fix will be part of today's v1.358 release. Thanks for mentioning this!

Okay, looks like you're now running. Note that the debian account password has been changed to your Kiwi's serial number per the recent password security changes forum topic. Change it and the root password to whatever you like and of course don't forget to close the ssh port. Thank you again.