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<blockquote data-quote="Andy22" data-source="post: 879700" data-attributes="member: 115420">Yes i always had those options get/send enabled, i tried disabling all the extra hashes (md5, crc ..) and this seems to help, since i noticed some series to instantly get hashed. So i assume those extra hashes are not send to the webcache and therefor if enabled need to-be calculated again, even if a successfully web-cache hit was found? If so maybe add a option, to only hash files that are missed by the web-cache, since it obsoletes the web-cache or also send those to the web-cache? I guess the extra hashes are only send to AniDB?&nbsp;I finished re-importing all using MySQL and the speed difference over SQL-Lite is extreme, now the &quot;All&quot; group for my 270 series opens in like 1 second, before it was more than 15 seconds. So thx for the clarification, so i would &quot;strongly&quot; recommend to always use MySQL over SQL-Lite, since the speed difference is so extreme.&nbsp;thx Andy&nbsp;PS: I notices some strange &quot;quick-sort&quot; results using sorting by &quot;rating&quot; and the &quot;All&quot; view, i tested this. Basically the result was random or in some order i could not comprehend? What i was looking for was a sort by AniDB rating?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy22, post: 879700, member: 115420"] Yes i always had those options get/send enabled, i tried disabling all the extra hashes (md5, crc ..) and this seems to help, since i noticed some series to instantly get hashed. So i assume those extra hashes are not send to the webcache and therefor if enabled need to-be calculated again, even if a successfully web-cache hit was found? If so maybe add a option, to only hash files that are missed by the web-cache, since it obsoletes the web-cache or also send those to the web-cache? I guess the extra hashes are only send to AniDB? I finished re-importing all using MySQL and the speed difference over SQL-Lite is extreme, now the "All" group for my 270 series opens in like 1 second, before it was more than 15 seconds. So thx for the clarification, so i would "strongly" recommend to always use MySQL over SQL-Lite, since the speed difference is so extreme. thx Andy PS: I notices some strange "quick-sort" results using sorting by "rating" and the "All" view, i tested this. Basically the result was random or in some order i could not comprehend? What i was looking for was a sort by AniDB rating? [/QUOTE]

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