(2012-05-31, 07:32)PatK Wrote: You can get a bit more performance out of your covers, at least fetching if they're on an SSD drive, you'll get instant covers if you set-up a ram drive large enough, and copy them to it and use the substitute command for the path... it's kinda wicked, but not for mere mortals.
sounds interesting!
I learned, that the covers/pictures a part of the XBMC DB if i load the movie files.
Now I'm a littble bit confused how to make it work, what you discribed....
have I move parts from the XBMC DB to RAM?
I'm not a real PC freak...could you please describe the workflow how to do that?
I guess, I have also to put hands on some XML files for that in XBMC?
(2012-05-31, 10:18)unfy2012 Wrote: After that you don't really need those files, as XBMC loads the info from the userdata folder.
so, I can delete all these files from the different folders/drives?
I work on my DB via XBNE...XBNE produces new NFO...
After modification of a movie in XBNE...I have to load it manually again in XBMC..
if I press "update" in XBMC comes a question, if I would update via internet data or
local datas...here I select local datas...the new NFO produced by XBNE...
can I again delelte all these files after updating in XBMC?