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supportHello, Something really weird happened today. All of a sudden my website started working very slowly (both in the frontend and backend). After a lot of investigating the only solution was to disable VideoWhisper Live Streaming. With it on (currently on) the loading time increases about 5 times no matter what it does (even a simple ajax call takes 15seconds). Before this happened i kept getting notifications Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 20480 bytes) in /var/www/vhosts/phpdudes.com/appmysoul.com/wp-includes/meta.php on line 841 increasing the memory to 256MB solved it but it’s running slow. Did this happen to anyone else? Can someone recommend a solution to this? Regards, George This topic was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by phpdudes . The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link]
Advanced functionality (live streaming, transcoding, live interactions) involves higher hosting resource requirements compared to plain blogs. If site is on a developer plan or VPS, we recommend upgrading. These plans are optimised for such usage: https://videowhisper.com/?p=Wowza+Media+Server+Hosting#plans https://videowhisper.com/?p=Dedicated+Servers Exact usage depends on each setup and feature configuration. Features that usually involve higher resource usage include transcoding of live streams for HLS delivery (you can disable or reduce streaming bitrate to reduce CPU and memory load), AJAX calls for online session monitoring time (you could increase time between calls), archiving live streams (involve disk usage when enabled). Parameters for each interface can be configured as documented at: https://videowhisper.com/?p=PHP+Live+Streaming#integrate statusInterval PS: Referenced script meta.php is not part of this plugin and line 841 refers to caching meta data. You can review your database, posts and take a look at meta data. Maybe there’s some big meta data or duplicates saved for certain post types. https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-includes/meta.php
Advanced functionality (live streaming, transcoding, live interactions) involves higher hosting resource requirements compared to plain blogs. If site is on a developer plan or VPS, we recommend upgrading. These plans are optimised for such usage: https://videowhisper.com/?p=Wowza+Media+Server+Hosting#plans https://videowhisper.com/?p=Dedicated+Servers Exact usage depends on each setup and feature configuration. Features that usually involve higher resource usage include transcoding of live streams for HLS delivery (you can disable or reduce streaming bitrate to reduce CPU and memory load), AJAX calls for online session monitoring time (you could increase time between calls), archiving live streams (involve disk usage when enabled). Parameters for each interface can be configured as documented at: https://videowhisper.com/?p=PHP+Live+Streaming#integrate statusInterval PS: Referenced script meta.php is not part of this plugin and line 841 refers to caching meta data. You can review your database, posts and take a look at meta data. Maybe there’s some big meta data or duplicates saved for certain post types. https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-includes/meta.php