2015-11-04, 23:21
OK, every day is a learning day...
Samba (the linux implementation of SMB) apparently has some high protocol overhead, so trying to access 6000 files was then very slow.
NFS is better, I just posted over in the support thread with some more details.
To use NFS, I enabled it on the NAS and then changed settings as follows:
Worked first time except the synology stores thumbnails so I tweaked the script to ignore "@eaDir" files/folders.
Time to load 6000 images as follows:
SMB (Windows7, 15.1, wireless 802.11n) : 2.4s
Samba (AFTV, 14.2, wireless 2.4GHz): 31.21s
NFS (Without @eaDir fix, 14.2, wireless 2.4GHz): 93.78s
NFS (With @eaDir fix, 14.2, wireless 2.4GHz): 4.59s
I will post an updated screensaver again soon when I add some other useful features.
Samba (the linux implementation of SMB) apparently has some high protocol overhead, so trying to access 6000 files was then very slow.
NFS is better, I just posted over in the support thread with some more details.
To use NFS, I enabled it on the NAS and then changed settings as follows:
Code:
<setting id="image_path" value="nfs://192.168.1.1/volume1/Photo/" />
Worked first time except the synology stores thumbnails so I tweaked the script to ignore "@eaDir" files/folders.
Time to load 6000 images as follows:
SMB (Windows7, 15.1, wireless 802.11n) : 2.4s
Samba (AFTV, 14.2, wireless 2.4GHz): 31.21s
NFS (Without @eaDir fix, 14.2, wireless 2.4GHz): 93.78s
NFS (With @eaDir fix, 14.2, wireless 2.4GHz): 4.59s
I will post an updated screensaver again soon when I add some other useful features.