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<blockquote data-quote="Pablik" data-source="post: 1297988" data-attributes="member: 106554">I understand. But to be honest, I'd like to avoid scannig the files in advance. The background process doesn't stop until all files in the directory are done with the scanning. If you start the playback while the process is still running, than it can create huge load to the disk/nas/drive and can lead to choppy playback. From my experience, to scan a BluRay disc stored on NAS it sometimes takes more then 2 mins.The option would be to terminate the background process if the playback starts.Other option is to let handle the async requests by the MediaInfoService and remove that async background process entirely. I'll think about it.Anyway, thanks for the posts and the thoughts, because it reveals that there is bug in MediaInfoService: if there are 2 same file request from 2 different threads, it can lead to create doubled record in the database. I gonna have to fix it in the next MP release.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pablik, post: 1297988, member: 106554"] I understand. But to be honest, I'd like to avoid scannig the files in advance. The background process doesn't stop until all files in the directory are done with the scanning. If you start the playback while the process is still running, than it can create huge load to the disk/nas/drive and can lead to choppy playback. From my experience, to scan a BluRay disc stored on NAS it sometimes takes more then 2 mins. The option would be to terminate the background process if the playback starts. Other option is to let handle the async requests by the MediaInfoService and remove that async background process entirely. I'll think about it. Anyway, thanks for the posts and the thoughts, because it reveals that there is bug in MediaInfoService: if there are 2 same file request from 2 different threads, it can lead to create doubled record in the database. I gonna have to fix it in the next MP release. [/QUOTE]

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