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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 658199" data-attributes="member: 18896">Seeing that you are using an nVidia Ion as GPU, you are more then likely using an Atom or other slow CPU to go along. Since the .NET framework is not exactly known for its speed, you will have to take some delays for granted. You might also be limited on memory which can all add up pretty quick to a slow result.The main problem for you however seems to stem from the following errors:Error while generating FileHash for: \\10.1.1.2\Videos\Films\8Mile.mkvError while generating FileHash for: \\10.1.1.2\Videos\Films\a.view.to.a.kill.mkvSo you might want to look into the UNC share setup for \\10.1.1.2 that you have going. Try read+write permissions for example, see if they solve things (it works fine for me on read-only shares, but I recall some users with Linux NAS setups that have incorrect chmod/chown permissions to make things run correct).Also you are immediatly trying to import 192 movies, which makes debugging a little bit more complicated, so try to limit it down to just a couple to first get everything working. Doing this from inside the Configuration Screen and not the GUI will also be easier, as looking at some of your filenames there is going to be a lot of manual correction required as there are many movies called &quot;The Box&quot; to match &quot;the box.mkv&quot; (though popularity system will most likely get the right one).If you create a folder \Temp on the \\10.1.1.2 system and move all the Films in there, and then move 2 or 3 movies back, you will see that they instantly show up in the Configuration Screen Import section and they should turn into a green circle when they have found a match at imdb, and then a green circle with checkmark when obtaining all the info has been completed. The ones that fail to do this, will require manual correction via the drop down box, or possibly the binocular icon to submit missing info such as year/imdb-tt-id.Enjoy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 658199, member: 18896"] Seeing that you are using an nVidia Ion as GPU, you are more then likely using an Atom or other slow CPU to go along. Since the .NET framework is not exactly known for its speed, you will have to take some delays for granted. You might also be limited on memory which can all add up pretty quick to a slow result. The main problem for you however seems to stem from the following errors: Error while generating FileHash for: \\10.1.1.2\Videos\Films\8Mile.mkv Error while generating FileHash for: \\10.1.1.2\Videos\Films\a.view.to.a.kill.mkv So you might want to look into the UNC share setup for \\10.1.1.2 that you have going. Try read+write permissions for example, see if they solve things (it works fine for me on read-only shares, but I recall some users with Linux NAS setups that have incorrect chmod/chown permissions to make things run correct). Also you are immediatly trying to import 192 movies, which makes debugging a little bit more complicated, so try to limit it down to just a couple to first get everything working. Doing this from inside the Configuration Screen and not the GUI will also be easier, as looking at some of your filenames there is going to be a lot of manual correction required as there are many movies called "The Box" to match "the box.mkv" (though popularity system will most likely get the right one). If you create a folder \Temp on the \\10.1.1.2 system and move all the Films in there, and then move 2 or 3 movies back, you will see that they instantly show up in the Configuration Screen Import section and they should turn into a green circle when they have found a match at imdb, and then a green circle with checkmark when obtaining all the info has been completed. The ones that fail to do this, will require manual correction via the drop down box, or possibly the binocular icon to submit missing info such as year/imdb-tt-id. Enjoy. [/QUOTE]

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