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I've been trying to figure out what's going on here, and just now i was able to reproduce the issue.

Steps i took:
- Put 5GB+ musicfiles in a single folder
- Make sure Debug logging is enabled
- Add the music folder as only (for testing purposes) music share in MP config and checkbox it.
- Start MP, enter music section and make sure Shares view is set.
- Restart PC, start MP, enter music section and the result (of about 7.5 GB files) is:
Folder: E:\Downloads\_TEST_DISCS\Music\VariousArtists : took : 11,2082945 s to load

About 5GB of music takes around 23 seconds for Edterbak, but he's running an i3 and i've got an i7, so i expect that to cause the differences in time.
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Important note: Reproducing this ONLY happens when you reboot. Restarting MP and enterering Music section for the 2nd time results in:
Folder: E:\Downloads\_TEST_DISCS\Music\VariousArtists : took : 1,0082072 s to load

At first i was suspecting it could be related to the FolderDatabase.db3 file, but after regenerating that, and making sure only the music folders are listed there, i can still reproduce the issue, so the .db3 was ruled out.
I've also ruled out issues with Edterbak's files, since i can reproduce it with mine now also.

Now that i can reproduce it, i'll give debugging a try, although that might be hard, since this only happens after a fresh Windows start.

<blockquote data-quote="HomeY" data-source="post: 1116010" data-attributes="member: 68365">I've been trying to figure out what's going on here, and just now i was able to reproduce the issue.Steps i took:- Put 5GB+ musicfiles in a single folder- Make sure Debug logging is enabled- Add the music folder as only (for testing purposes) music share in MP config and checkbox it.- Start MP, enter music section and make sure Shares view is set.- Restart PC, start MP, enter music section and the result (of about 7.5 GB files) is:Folder: E:\Downloads\_TEST_DISCS\Music\VariousArtists : took : 11,2082945 s to loadAbout 5GB of music takes around 23 seconds for Edterbak, but he's running an i3 and i've got an i7, so i expect that to cause the differences in time.[ATTACH=full]159243[/ATTACH]Important note: Reproducing this ONLY happens when you reboot. Restarting MP and enterering Music section for the 2nd time results in:Folder: E:\Downloads\_TEST_DISCS\Music\VariousArtists : took : 1,0082072 s to loadAt first i was suspecting it could be related to the FolderDatabase.db3 file, but after regenerating that, and making sure only the music folders are listed there, i can still reproduce the issue, so the .db3 was ruled out.I've also ruled out issues with Edterbak's files, since i can reproduce it with mine now also.Now that i can reproduce it, i'll give debugging a try, although that might be hard, since this only happens after a fresh Windows start.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HomeY, post: 1116010, member: 68365"] I've been trying to figure out what's going on here, and just now i was able to reproduce the issue. Steps i took: - Put 5GB+ musicfiles in a single folder - Make sure Debug logging is enabled - Add the music folder as only (for testing purposes) music share in MP config and checkbox it. - Start MP, enter music section and make sure Shares view is set. - Restart PC, start MP, enter music section and the result (of about 7.5 GB files) is: Folder: E:\Downloads\_TEST_DISCS\Music\VariousArtists : took : [B][U]11,2082945 s to load [/U][/B] About 5GB of music takes around 23 seconds for Edterbak, but he's running an i3 and i've got an i7, so i expect that to cause the differences in time. [ATTACH=full]159243[/ATTACH] [B][COLOR=#ff0000]Important note:[/COLOR][/B] Reproducing this ONLY happens when you reboot. Restarting MP and enterering Music section for the 2nd time results in: Folder: E:\Downloads\_TEST_DISCS\Music\VariousArtists : took : [B]1,0082072 s to load[/B] At first i was suspecting it could be related to the FolderDatabase.db3 file, but after regenerating that, and making sure only the music folders are listed there, i can still reproduce the issue, so the .db3 was ruled out. I've also ruled out issues with Edterbak's files, since i can reproduce it with mine now also. Now that i can reproduce it, i'll give debugging a try, although that might be hard, since this only happens after a fresh Windows start. [/QUOTE]