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Then I also downloaded a copy of mpv version 0.35.0 and it's released in November 2022 I tried 圆4 version of foobar2000 v2.0 beta 17 and its CPU utilization should be going somewhere between 0.49% to 0.59% after I disabled as many options as possible. Mpv.exe -ao=wasapi:exclusive -quiet -really-quiet -no-video -no-audio-display -force-window=no -vo=null "flac.flac" Here's how I got mpv.exe to play my files in WASAPI Exclusive mode, though we couldn't even interact with that at all unless we're replacing mpv.exe with mpv.com
I found this pretty old version of mpv and the CPU utilization seemed to be extremely low when I was playing 48/24 FLAC files Miles better than VLC for audio fidelity.
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That means even Windows version of mpv could also be OK with WASAPI Exclusive then? One of the Win10XPE users managed to get OpenSSH working just fine I suspect a lot of dll depencies for windows gui apps are broken. Any version of notepad I have tried has failed, also the previously mentioned WinVi. And, so far, SemWare editor is the only working editor I have. The only gui app I have so far found working is the calc.exe program copied from 32bit Win XP. It's so compact to the point where we might have to stick with something that's able to play music from the Command Prompt
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Validation OS looked quite interesting, the entire ISO image should be 339MB while WIM image itself would be 187MB ATM, the most reliable package extraction tool is owouwu's pureSxS. If that weren't working for you, please take a look at this one instead Let's see if we're able to reduce the size of our "Audiophile PE" and get even closer to the 200MB mark, most likely we should be able to remove at least dozens of packages inside the official winpe.wim from Microsoft. The size of ValidationOS.wim was also under 200MB I checked the registry of winpe.wim and found 409 packages under Ħ6 of them turned out to contain WOW64, could we possibly reduce total number from 409 to somewhere between 150 and 200?īTW, I checked the size of NanoServer.wim from Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 5 and it's less than 200MB Maybe it's a good idea to get rid of unnecessary packages this way instead of deleting some files manually, since we're also removing associated registry keys accordingly. Uninstall.txt) before it's imported to CBSEnum with " Uninstall by list." as follows
Everything.txt) first, then remove anything that's genuinely required by foobar2000 or Bug head Nontallion etc.Īfter that, save that list of remaining packages as a separate plain text file (e.g. We could use " Save package list." to create a plain text file (e.g. It should be fairly simple to remove many packages at once. Many packages aren't even visible to DISM by default, though we could change the visibility of those "Hidden packages" as shown above. Since you're familiar with NTLite, I found something related to removing a specific list of packages on their forumĪnother moderator mentioned CBSEnum afterwards I edited my previous reply since the latest build of Insider Preview was already released, right now they're offering BOTH server and client versions of 25267. That's interesting, last month they're actually releasing server version of 25246 and client version of 25247 respectively. Well, i tried version 25247 without finding any sonic improvement, I also see several drawbacks, more files, more size, more services ( related to server) and more processes.
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Unzip password with only 8 lowercase letters Win_Reduce_Trusted-62\Win_Reduce\File_List Make_WinPE_Trusted-44\Make_WinPE\File_List WimBuilder2 could be yet another alternativeĮither build 25182 or 25197 with the latest version of WimBuilder2 seemed to be OKĪctually we could also take a look at either "Slim" or "SlimUltra" option as shown belowīTW, it's also helpful to learn more about what specific files could be removed manually and some examples could be found inside several plain text files insider these folders Win10XPE could certainly get that handled but obviously we might prefer not to use that anymore, here's the actual script for that particular purpose Windows 11 version 22H2) or above might behave somewhat differently whenever we're logged on as the default SYSTEM accountĪudio outputs didn't seem to work at all while the solution turned out to be simply logged on as the Administrator account at least once, and then for some reasons the default SYSTEM account would be back to normal. Hi samotc, I'd like to mention that build 22621 (i.e.
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