Previously, using fuse-bindings, and reading an mkv file, VLC requested for continious ranges of bytes (e.g. 4=>6, 6=>8, 8=>10, ..)
Now using fuse-native, it sometimes read ranges in a non serial way (e.g. requesting 4=>6, 8=>10, 6=>8)
Is it the "normal" behavior due to the multitread gain of fuse-native vs fuse-bindings ? If so, I've got a lot of changes in random-read-http to make !
Previously, using fuse-bindings, and reading an mkv file, VLC requested for continious ranges of bytes (e.g. 4=>6, 6=>8, 8=>10, ..)
Now using fuse-native, it sometimes read ranges in a non serial way (e.g. requesting 4=>6, 8=>10, 6=>8)
Is it the "normal" behavior due to the multitread gain of fuse-native vs fuse-bindings ? If so, I've got a lot of changes in random-read-http to make !