admin wrote:we tested with windows8.1 samba server, not matter how many files under a folder, i think no need to share it out
ghostdunks wrote:Ok, since I really want this fixed and for some weird reason, the developers of this software can't seem to reproduce this problem OR don't think this is a problem, I've gone to the hassle and cost of setting up a couple of servers in the cloud which have exposed SMB/SAMBA shares which DO exhibit the bug.
I've set up two servers(will send you the credentials and details in a PM).
1) Ubuntu 14.04 with SAMBA installed. This is as basic as they come, nothing else installed other than SAMBA, and no other settings specified other than SAMBA shares set up. Other than that, its a fresh install.
2) Windows Server 2008. Again, nothing else installed or any other settings specified other than opening up a Windows share. Other than that, again, its a fresh install.
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.
Again, I'm happy to have a look at your Samba/SMB setup that you're using to test and see what you're doing that is different to what I'm doing, just send out the details to me via PM.
admin wrote:thanks, we will check it here, please keep that server for several days.
ghostdunks wrote:admin wrote:thanks, we will check it here, please keep that server for several days.
Both servers have been up for almost two weeks now, you can confirm the bug now?
ghostdunks wrote:Ok great. Will test with newest version once released.
What did you do to fix the bug? ie. what is it coded to do now when retrieving list of files, then playing the files?
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.
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