Win Frodo 12.1 / Synology / Very slow common SQL
#31
Are the SQL command to change the engine to InnoDB long to execute ?
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#32
Just reporting that @Ahuch suggestion worked for as well. changed the engine to innodb for all the tables and no more "freeze" of xbmc whenever I update the Library. Can not thank you enough. THANK YOU!!!
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#33
Any howto for noobs?
Synology DS411j. What I must install-touch?
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#34
Go to this post by @Ahuch http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...pid1472519 (and give him some props by hitting the +/- buttonSmile and then open PHPMyAdmin. Click on the XBMC databases from the left-hand column and then the SQL tab (I believe its second from the left on the top), then input all the commands in the PHP code box in that post and click Go (or submit or whatever it is). Then wait, it'll take a minute. I then restarted my Synology but dunno if that's necessary and no more freeze! Though PseudoTV still doesn't complete the initial channel load for some reason (a problem I assumed had been related to the db issue)...
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#35
thanks for that seth works a treat, dealing with 10K plus items and has sped up no end now and i am running the 1812+ so i expected better, now i have it
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#36
THX YOU so muchhh ! you fixed a long time bug !!! Smile Smile
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#37
Thanks or the fix. It solved my 2 minute freeze as well. I made similar changes for the music library and it seems to be more responsive now. Before I had a delay fo 15 seconds when opening an artist folder, now it is 3-5 seconds.
I think all righthtinking people in this country are sick and tired of being told that ordinary, decent people are fed up in this country with being sick and tired.
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#38
(2013-11-13, 14:53)PH-SYM Wrote: Thanks or the fix. It solved my 2 minute freeze as well. I made similar changes for the music library and it seems to be more responsive now. Before I had a delay fo 15 seconds when opening an artist folder, now it is 3-5 seconds.

Good to hear, just out of curiosity, what size music db are you accessing?
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#39
My music db is ~95 MB (45000 tracks / 1900 albums)
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#40
Is this specifically a Synology fix, or would this work on the MySQL install on my QNAP NAS?
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#41
(2013-11-14, 12:18)PH-SYM Wrote: My music db is ~95 MB (45000 tracks / 1900 albums)

ahh, thanks, I would really like to use XBMC for music, but in the past I've found XBMC simply cannot handle its size, which is factors of magnitude (about 5000x) larger that what you are experiencing lags with, so I guess I'll continue to stay awaySmile
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#42
Are you really sure about 5000x? in my calculation you must then have over 225 Million (225,000,000) music tracks. Considering my measly 45,000 take up 500GB, your music library must be over 2000 Terabyte! How do you store all that?
I think all righthtinking people in this country are sick and tired of being told that ordinary, decent people are fed up in this country with being sick and tired.
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#43
haha no, i must have misread your post....or something, cause I'm looking at it right now, I just saw the 95MB. I have similarly about 500gb, maybe I'll give it another try then...
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#44
I thought you asked for the size of my music database, that database file is 95MB. The actual music is about 500GB (45000 songs)
With the changes I made, XBMC is certainly able to cope with that so I recommend making those engine changes. Only change the tables with the MyISAM engine. Don't know what happens if you change the "view" tables but I left them alone.

I noticed a definite improvement in opening artists and albums from the library but also things like adding an album to a current playlist is much faster now. Before that took 10 seconds, now its almost instant (1-2 seconds).

I am still looking for the best my.cnf settings regarding InnoDB but sofar it seems working properly and its definitely an improvement over MyISAM.
I think all righthtinking people in this country are sick and tired of being told that ordinary, decent people are fed up in this country with being sick and tired.
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#45
(2013-11-15, 12:56)PH-SYM Wrote: I thought you asked for the size of my music database, that database file is 95MB. The actual music is about 500GB (45000 songs)
With the changes I made, XBMC is certainly able to cope with that so I recommend making those engine changes. Only change the tables with the MyISAM engine. Don't know what happens if you change the "view" tables but I left them alone.

I noticed a definite improvement in opening artists and albums from the library but also things like adding an album to a current playlist is much faster now. Before that took 10 seconds, now its almost instant (1-2 seconds).

I am still looking for the best my.cnf settings regarding InnoDB but sofar it seems working properly and its definitely an improvement over MyISAM.

Yes my fault for the misunderstanding. If you find anything regarding the my.cnf settings, please post back if anything helps significantly. Mine is totally usable again, but it lags at random times especially when marking stuff watched (I experienced this recently as I tried to mark all my TV Shows watched, but this was marking whole series as watched and the Synology was concurrently syncing my TV Shows Folder through Bittorrent Sync so I think that might explain most of the slowness).

As far as the my.cnf: before I discovered the innodb "trick" I put this into my my.cnf:
Code:
query_cache_size = 16777216
query_cache_type=1
query_cache_limit=2097152

which for a brief period I thought fixed my "freeze" issue, but it came back...
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