2014-03-04, 10:16
Things I can think of that speed things up (that you haven't mentioned):
Using tvshow.nfos (with URLs) in your folders, as that will skip over the search component of the scraper.
Folders containing only non-enumerable files - without episodes to add, the scraper will quickly move to the next folder.
It may only take a small number of the latter in quick succession to trigger a ban, so the fact it stops around the H mark might make it worth checking the folders around there.
The delay parameter is non-linear, low values will probably have negligible effect, while high values will go cripplingly slow. You'll likely want to be nearer the movie default (125) than the TV default (1) if you want to have noticeable delays.
(And make sure you change the setting at the source folder and not just in the add-on settings.)
Using tvshow.nfos (with URLs) in your folders, as that will skip over the search component of the scraper.
Folders containing only non-enumerable files - without episodes to add, the scraper will quickly move to the next folder.
It may only take a small number of the latter in quick succession to trigger a ban, so the fact it stops around the H mark might make it worth checking the folders around there.
The delay parameter is non-linear, low values will probably have negligible effect, while high values will go cripplingly slow. You'll likely want to be nearer the movie default (125) than the TV default (1) if you want to have noticeable delays.
(And make sure you change the setting at the source folder and not just in the add-on settings.)
