ghostdunks wrote:ghostdunks wrote:There are 5 directories, named "1", "10", "100", "500", "1000", each directory containing the number of the files specified in the name of the directory.If you play the file in the 1 directory, it plays immediately. Even in the 10 and 100 directories, playing a file in those directories are pretty quick. However, when you play a file from the 500 directory, it takes quite some time before it actually does play the file. As per my original post, I understand that it takes longer to get the initial directory file listing as there are more files, but once retrieved, it shouldn't affect how long it actually takes to play the file. The worst situation is when you play a file from the 1000 directory, it crashes before it can actually play the file. Would say that's a pretty big bug. As it seems to be affected by the number of files in the directory, it looks like the player is doing something else before actually playing the file.
Have just tested the latest version(v2.1.0), and the performance issue with playing a file in a directory with a lot of files still exists. You've fixed the bug with the crashing when playing a file from the 1000 directory, but the original problem is still there. It takes a long time before it actually plays the file. ie. if I play a file from the 10 directory, it plays almost immediately, but if I try and play a file from the 1000 directory, it takes 10-15 seconds(if not longer) before it starts caching and playing. As per my original post, I understand that it takes longer to get the initial directory file listing as there are more files, but once retrieved, it shouldn't affect how long it actually takes to play the file.
it should be the time to search for the subtitle file, we will check it more.
