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<blockquote data-quote="forsaken!" data-source="post: 89384" data-attributes="member: 26268"><p>Hey,</p><p></p><p>I have noticed some performance issues when listing folders with some (70 or so) subfolders. I've been debugging the code and the culprit seems to be SetIMDBThumbs(itemlist) in GUIVideoFiles.cs::LoadDirectory. It looks through every subfolder for a thumbnail which is slow since this a SMB mounted share. I'm experiencing sometimes 30sec before the list is shown.</p><p></p><p>Is there a reason for not storing thumbnails in a sqlite db, similiar to how XBMC is doing it ?</p><p>Also using a db would not required write access to the share and would not alter timestamps on folders when adding/updating information.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="forsaken!, post: 89384, member: 26268"] Hey, I have noticed some performance issues when listing folders with some (70 or so) subfolders. I've been debugging the code and the culprit seems to be SetIMDBThumbs(itemlist) in GUIVideoFiles.cs::LoadDirectory. It looks through every subfolder for a thumbnail which is slow since this a SMB mounted share. I'm experiencing sometimes 30sec before the list is shown. Is there a reason for not storing thumbnails in a sqlite db, similiar to how XBMC is doing it ? Also using a db would not required write access to the share and would not alter timestamps on folders when adding/updating information. [/QUOTE]
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