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I selected a photo, right mouse but the Reverse GeoCoding item does not appear in the list: where am I wrong? ?

Obviously first I started Update library (from tags)

Yaobing, maybe it's worth it to cache the query results locally with a large expiry time, or a manual "clear cache" option? The coordinates for London tend to stay the same over time.

Edit: Maybe it's already done, or is this only for the current batch?
7. Changed: During Reverse GeoCoding, if the GPS coordinates match (or are close enough) to an already processed image, we use the known data, instead of hitting the server again.

One other option is to allow the user to add its own API key for the service. This would reduce congestion, and some users may want to get a paid key.

Some NAS allow adding an SSD as a Cache drive, speeding it immensely. On other models, investigate if you can disable ATIME (last-accessed timestamp) as that triggers writes to the disk whenever a folder is read. Disabling it can speed it up a bit.

You can also consider adding a 3rd Mini-PC to your system to act as the MC Server, and connect both this PC and the NAS to the switch/router via ethernet cables. Your laptop would then be an MC client.

It turned out that only the first few episodes had this issue. When I used variable frame rate (set to 23.976), the problem was resolved.

Can anyone tell me if these are possible in current releases or if they can be added as future enhancements.

• Saving subtitles to remote locations.  Maybe the option to browse for the remote file if on same intranet or store file to be synced to remote location.
• When using Get Movie and TV Info, default to always get subtitle. Have ability to set language or file type and best match selected automatically
• Get subtitles for multiple file Get movie and TV lookups.  Same options as in #2
• Choose subtitles in JRemote.  I don’t see the open to select subtitles.  Info button only shows playback speed.  Also would like the option to get subtitles if not available

Thanks

JRemote already offers the ability to select subtitles (and much else besides). In the top level version of JRemote's left hand menu panel (the one with the Settings cogwheel at the top), select the Remote icon. The centre of the JRemote screen then becomes a touch pad. If you swipe upwards you will activate the On Screen Display (OSD) on the monitor or television where the video is playing. Further swipes will take you up or down all the levels of the OSD. 

Maybe a silly question but I searched for an answer a number of ways and can't find a resolution. When I copy over pictures from my IPhone to Windows 11 it appears JRiver is using the Last Modified Date instead of Date Taken. Nowhere in the tags in JRiver can I even see the "Date Taken" tag - yet Windows 11 and the Microsoft Photos App clearly show this field and use it. This is very annoying as I have separate directories for different sources (each camera is a directory) and then want to use the Image Dates view to merge all the photos from different cameras together into a coherent timeline. Seems obvious that the date the picture is taken is clearly how to most people would want to view their photos so surprised I'm not seeing this tag. BTW, the photos off the IPhone are in the HEIC format.

Any guidance you can provide would be appreciated.

I use a laptop most of the time so direct attached storage is not ideal. I need to get the library updates happening locally on the NAS. I'm interested to know what people recommend in that regard. I have options of a VM, Docker, or a NAS app (if there is one already for QNAP?). If I went VM is it better to run Windows or Linux? I already have both Ubuntu and Win 11 VMs up.

My Auto-Imports shrunk to around 1-2 minutes, depending on how many tracks I’ve added to the 291K files in my library, once I upgraded to SSDs in a Thunderbolt 3 enclosure directly connected to my computer. 

The NAS + Wi-Fi no doubt increases latency. I could consider running a library server in a container or VM on the NAS I suppose. More work than I was hoping for though.

The NAS probably explains why your system is slow. I don't use one so perhaps someone else has a suggestion.