Closed fsateler closed 9 years ago
Related: #194
If you see "fingerprint scan" and "loudness scan" log entries, those are supposed to work like this:
If the entire album did not finish scanning then perhaps it may have started over when you started the server. However if the entire album did finish scanning and it is being re-scanned, then that is a new bug that you have found.
Note that song scanning happens lazily as you update the play queue and is different from the initial startup when groove basin is finding music files in your library and adding them to the DB. Both of these are independent processes and the results of both are independently cached so that they do not have to repeat.
Ah that makes sense, as I had not loaded all the music. I'll have the rpi scan the entire library overnight and see what happens on restart.
On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 8:24 PM, Andrew Kelley notifications@github.com wrote:
If you see "fingerprint scan" and "loudness scan" log entries, those are supposed to work like this:
- when the play queue is updated (or on startup), find the songs that have not yet been scanned.
- for each of these unscanned songs, scan the album that they come from.
- save the scan information in the database so that we never have to scan it again
If the entire album did not finish scanning then perhaps it may have started over when you started the server. However if the entire album did finish scanning and it is being re-scanned, then that is a new bug that you have found.
Note that song scanning happens lazily as you update the play queue and is different from the initial startup when groove basin is finding music files in your library and adding them to the DB.
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Saludos, Felipe Sateler
closing as duplicate of #194
Groovebasin on my raspberry pi is unusable while it is starting up. It seems that groovebasin is scanning the library all over again:
Along with some broken mp3 headers/frames messages. With a relatively large library this takes a very long time in the puny rpi. It would be great if it the startup time could be reduced.