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import time
from twitchobserver import Observer
observer = Observer('name', 'oauth:1234etc')
observer.start()
while True:
time.sleep(1)
print("sleep")
This script is giving me 10-15% CPU on a high end, modern CPU. If I remove the line oberver.start(), it uses <0.1%. It's enough that if I try to run the script while streaming a demanding game, the game's framerate drops into unplayability. Is this somehow expected behavior or am I missing something obvious?
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This script is giving me 10-15% CPU on a high end, modern CPU. If I remove the line
oberver.start()
, it uses <0.1%. It's enough that if I try to run the script while streaming a demanding game, the game's framerate drops into unplayability. Is this somehow expected behavior or am I missing something obvious?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: