Occasional Long Delay After Launching Table

[jupiter]

Hi Tom

I have a fast Core i7 PC with SSD drive and only about 8 windows services running.

All tables normally load instantly, but occasionally I experience a long 10 second or so delay where the arcade ambiance sounds continue playing before my own LaunchBeforeExecutable AHK script runs.

Here you can see several fast table launches, however when I launch LaserWar there is a 10-second delay 'Disposing Display' before my own script is even launched.

Do you have any idea what it can be? It is an issue I have had for several versions of PinballX now. Thanks in advance.

20:12:31.2  26/09/2013:  PinballX - Version 1.6220:12:31.2  26/09/2013:  Loading Settings20:12:31.2  26/09/2013:  Initialize Component20:12:31.4  26/09/2013:  Initialize Display20:12:31.6  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Hiding Cursor20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Hiding Taskbar20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Loading PlugIns20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Load Game List20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Loading Database: Future Pinball20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Loading Database: Visual Pinball20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Loading Custom Database: Copy of Visual Pinball20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Loading Custom Database: Electro Mechanical20:12:31.7  26/09/2013:  Loading Custom Database: PinballFX220:12:31.8  26/09/2013:  Finding and matching artwork and videos20:12:34.3  26/09/2013:  Loading Game Statistics and Scores20:12:34.7  26/09/2013:  Initialize Audio20:12:34.7  26/09/2013:  Set Keyboard Controls20:12:34.7  26/09/2013:  Initialize Joystick20:12:34.7  26/09/2013:  No Joysticks Attached20:12:34.7  26/09/2013:  Started20:13:36.5  26/09/2013:  Launch System20:13:36.5  26/09/2013:  Waiting for threads20:13:36.5  26/09/2013:  Showing Loading Screen20:13:36.6  26/09/2013:  Disposing display20:13:46.6  26/09/2013:  C:\HyperPin\Config\bring_to_top.exe C:\Pinball\Tables\Dragon_Interflip_AR_B2S.vpt20:13:46.7  26/09/2013:  C:\Pinball\VPinball.exe /play -"C:\Pinball\Tables\Dragon_Interflip_AR_B2S.vpt"20:13:46.7  26/09/2013:  C:\HyperPin\vpauto.exe 20:14:40.5  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:14:41.8  26/09/2013:  Exit System Control Pressed20:14:45.5  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:15:06.3  26/09/2013:  Launch System20:15:06.3  26/09/2013:  Waiting for threads20:15:06.3  26/09/2013:  Showing Loading Screen20:15:06.4  26/09/2013:  Disposing display20:15:06.5  26/09/2013:  C:\HyperPin\Config\bring_to_top.exe C:\Pinball\Tables\Full_B2S.vpt20:15:06.5  26/09/2013:  C:\Pinball\VPinball.exe /play -"C:\Pinball\Tables\Full_B2S.vpt"20:15:06.5  26/09/2013:  C:\HyperPin\vpauto.exe 20:15:57.8  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:15:58.9  26/09/2013:  Exit System Control Pressed20:16:02.5  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:16:21.7  26/09/2013:  Launch System20:16:21.7  26/09/2013:  Waiting for threads20:16:21.7  26/09/2013:  Showing Loading Screen20:16:21.9  26/09/2013:  Disposing display20:16:31.9  26/09/2013:  C:\HyperPin\Config\bring_to_top.exe C:\Pinball\Tables\LaserWar.vpt20:16:31.9  26/09/2013:  C:\Pinball\VPinball.exe /play -"C:\Pinball\Tables\LaserWar.vpt"20:16:31.9  26/09/2013:  C:\HyperPin\vpauto.exe 20:16:37.2  26/09/2013:  Found PinMAME ROM: lwar_a83.nv20:17:09.8  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:19:30.7  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:19:32.0  26/09/2013:  Exit System Control Pressed20:19:35.8  26/09/2013:  Created DirectX BackGlass Window20:19:38.9  26/09/2013:  Exiting20:19:39.0  26/09/2013:  Showing Taskbar20:19:39.0  26/09/2013:  Unhiding Mouse Cursor20:19:39.0  26/09/2013:  Launching Exit Program: SetPinballWall.bat20:19:39.0  26/09/2013:  C:\HyperPin\Jukebox\PinJukeLaunch\SetPinballWall.bat 20:19:39.0  26/09/2013:  Disposing Plugins20:19:39.0  26/09/2013:  Saving Settings

[Tom Speirs]

Does it relate to certain games/tables?

[jupiter]

  On 9/27/2013 at 11:42 PM, Tom Speirs said:

Does it relate to certain games/tables?

I should have said before I couldn't find a pattern. Is there any additional logging I can add? If not I will try a smaller subset of tables to see if I can spot a pattern.