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<blockquote data-quote="bert_r" data-source="post: 420230" data-attributes="member: 90426">Isn't this what I added to v1 (0.3.1)? When you add an episode it will immediately set the watched state if it's already in your AniDB MyList.I do use the favorites (and my folders are renamed anyway).ut b Because I have to regularly add files for these animes, it's easier if these few series are at the top of my explorer then to find the folder in a list of 100+ folders. I could use the drop folder feature of course ... it's mostly a habit of before had a HTPC, and habits are hard to abandon.EDIT:Regarding the hashing speed: There's one thing I didn't try yet: assembler. I found some MD4 assembly code (From Shareazaa, GPL'ed). When building a C dll with the assembly MD4 hashing, and using this dll from C#, I manage a speed improvement from 28% average: I tried 4 large files (&gt;220 MiB), and the hashing time went from +/- 13 seconds to +/-9.5 seconds. I have no idea if this will work on all (or most) machines though ... assembly is processor dependent, so there might be problems there (my build was x86).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bert_r, post: 420230, member: 90426"] Isn't this what I added to v1 (0.3.1)? When you add an episode it will immediately set the watched state if it's already in your AniDB MyList. I do use the favorites (and my folders are renamed anyway).ut b Because I have to regularly add files for these animes, it's easier if these few series are at the top of my explorer then to find the folder in a list of 100+ folders. I could use the drop folder feature of course ... it's mostly a habit of before had a HTPC, and habits are hard to abandon. EDIT: Regarding the hashing speed: There's one thing I didn't try yet: assembler. I found some MD4 assembly code (From Shareazaa, GPL'ed). When building a C dll with the assembly MD4 hashing, and using this dll from C#, I manage a speed improvement from 28% average: I tried 4 large files (>220 MiB), and the hashing time went from +/- 13 seconds to +/-9.5 seconds. I have no idea if this will work on all (or most) machines though ... assembly is processor dependent, so there might be problems there (my build was x86). [/QUOTE]

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