Currently, if there are say 20 links, it'll have to parse all 20 fully before (all 20 gray bars have to reach the right) before anything is saved to disk.
If one course has a lot more entries than the other, it's essentially blocking all the rest until that one is done.
Is it possible to write out a course as soon as it's parsed and start the media download?
As it is, it's not feasible to have a lot of links in the queue because if something fails, nothing gets saved at all. So, it's necessary to do small batches manually.
Low priority, but it's nice to have to do a bulk refresh of all the courses at once.
Currently, if there are say 20 links, it'll have to parse all 20 fully before (all 20 gray bars have to reach the right) before anything is saved to disk.
If one course has a lot more entries than the other, it's essentially blocking all the rest until that one is done.
Is it possible to write out a course as soon as it's parsed and start the media download?
As it is, it's not feasible to have a lot of links in the queue because if something fails, nothing gets saved at all. So, it's necessary to do small batches manually.
Low priority, but it's nice to have to do a bulk refresh of all the courses at once.
Thanks