gMKVExtractGUI

[Hellboy.]

I have a AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core Processor and i don't see any difference between dark mode and light mode.

[THGhost]

Originally Posted by Hellboy.

I have a AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core Processor and i don't see any difference between dark mode and light mode.

Well I have an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D and I definitely do. So something is clearly wrong xD

[tormento]

It's a long time that I don't connect to my computer by RDP but, since it happened recently, I have a strange issue to report.

When connecting from a lower resolution monitor, the majority of other programs move themselves in the visible area of the screen.

gMKVExtractGUI doesn't and I had to move it manually from the status bar thru cursor keys to make it visible.

Do you think that it's a fixable bug?

[vertigo220]

Originally Posted by gpower2

These are both known, unfortunately to tackle them, it would require to customly render the whole controls, which is something that I am not willing to do...
I will revisit at some point to see if there is a different way to achieve the same behavior, but unfortunately my first tries were a total failure 🥲

No worries. Still far better, and if it's a major effort to fix these last bits it may not be worth it.

Originally Posted by gpower2

Hmm, I guess you have a low end CPU

Certainly an older CPU, but far from low-end (i7-7820X). Despite its age, I wouldn't expect something like this to be very demanding of it. Could be wrong, though, but based on other responses it seems it's something else. It's bad enough that I've given up on dark mode for now as it's just far too slow to really be usable. As with THGhost, it's at least several seconds every time. Though I just switched back to dark mode to test with different numbers and sizes of files and tracks and it seems faster, only taking between 1-2 seconds for one or two small files with few tracks to 3-4 seconds for more/larger files and more tracks. Still far slower than light mode, which is instant even with several large files with multiple tracks each, but not unbearably slow as it's consistently been up until now. Not sure what the difference is, or if it will stay like this or revert back to being slow. I'm also seeing little to no change in CPU usage when right-clicking multiple times, which further confirms that it's unlikely a CPU issue. And just going back and trying a couple more times, it took a few more seconds (closer to 7 each time), and both times the program went unresponsive for about half a second at around 5-6 seconds. Let me know if I can do anything to help test/troubleshoot.

[THGhost]

Originally Posted by vertigo220

Certainly an older CPU, but far from low-end (i7-7820X). Despite its age, I wouldn't expect something like this to be very demanding of it. Could be wrong, though, but based on other responses it seems it's something else. It's bad enough that I've given up on dark mode for now as it's just far too slow to really be usable. As with THGhost, it's at least several seconds every time. Though I just switched back to dark mode to test with different numbers and sizes of files and tracks and it seems faster, only taking between 1-2 seconds for one or two small files with few tracks to 3-4 seconds for more/larger files and more tracks. Still far slower than light mode, which is instant even with several large files with multiple tracks each, but not unbearably slow as it's consistently been up until now. Not sure what the difference is, or if it will stay like this or revert back to being slow. I'm also seeing little to no change in CPU usage when right-clicking multiple times, which further confirms that it's unlikely a CPU issue. And just going back and trying a couple more times, it took a few more seconds (closer to 7 each time), and both times the program went unresponsive for about half a second at around 5-6 seconds. Let me know if I can do anything to help test/troubleshoot.

I concur with these findings. It would appear I've been working with a lot of files with lots of subtitles tracks recently; hence the 10 seconds. But using files with fewer tracks does result in faster times, but still much slower than it is without the dark mode enabled. Very odd indeed.