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POLL: Do you use JRiver's Images?

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JimH:

--- Quote from: marko on January 28, 2018, 09:09:54 pm ---My HTPC scores around 3000 in the JRBenchmark tool, but whilst navigating my image library, there's almost a two second delay from button press to screen activity.

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Is it a custom view?

Or are files on a NAS?

marko:
Custom views :)

Many of them are expression based, either directly, or by way of a custom library field, which I think may be the root of the problem. Things like a calendar tree built from the date, People tags extracted from the Keywords tag and so on... Thing is, it used to be very snappy indeed, but for about a year now, has gotten steadily more and more sluggish, which is a shame as the expressions allow for some pretty neat stuff with the images.
i tried troubleshooting, but gave up. The default, out of the box MC was about twice as quick in the image library, with around a one second lag, and I wasn't sure if that was to be expected on this ageing i3 powered ASRock?

Thumbnails are all built.
HTPC is a client with a wired ethernet connection.
files reside on the server PC, and should be accessed directly by way of the fact that I have the drive mapped on the HTPC, so the file path matches the library, and the "use local file if it exists" option checked in MC.

-marko

Gl3nn:
Adobe Lightroom does everything I need for my photographic needs.

Daydream:
I use it a lot.

I would use it even more if you guys would update the IPTC implementation and drop your custom fields.

Manfred:
~13 000 Images under Management. I would like to have something like in my Apple Device Photos assigned to a location on  a map. Better Tagging. Some features to find out the location ( I had a lot of DIA's but it's not like today that the GPS data are stored).

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