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[Shalmaneser]

I5 6600, Windows 10, SSD for operating system, multiple HDDs with files.
When the import started, it looked like it would take just a few minutes, so I left it. 5 hours later...

Looks like I'm up to 2 or 3 seconds a file at 26,000 files of 30,000. One core is maxed running JRiver at 100%. The SSD system activity is flowing fairly heavily at 10-15MB/sec. Looks like indexing gone sideways.
Is this normal for JRiver?

[ferday]

this isn't normal

do you have "analyse audio during import" turned on?

[Shalmaneser]

this isn't normal

do you have "analyse audio during import" turned on?

If it is on, it's accidental. Where's the checkbox? I looked through several categories and didn't find it.

[JimH]

The options page has a search window at the bottom.

[JimH]

Are there any network drives?  Or USB drives on 2.0 ports?

[lepa]

Perhaps antivirus checking every file in HD and database changes in SSD?

[Shalmaneser]

Are there any network drives?  Or USB drives on 2.0 ports?

Negative on network drives.
No 2.0 ports on SSD.

[Shalmaneser]

The options page has a search window at the bottom.

Hiding in plain sight! Thx.

[MikeO]

It’s hidden in Tools>import then pick the configure import options

Maybe disable a few options and see if that speeds it up

I have 70 k files and I can do a top up import in say 2 mins

The slow bit is the audio analysis

Doing a whole library from scratch could take hours

Knock off analysis, import library , then add in analysis and re import

You will have a working library and analysis will go on in the background

Without that the libray won’t show until everything is done including analysis

Mike