2011-08-07, 12:13
Hi,
I have noticed that when I browse a large folder containing photos, XBMC generates previews of every single JPEG and presents them in the filebrowser, which is perfectly right.
However, if you watch a photo, and then press stop to return to the image list, the previews are gone, and are being regenerated. This is really annoying, isn't it possible to tell XBMC not to regenerate those previews, but cache them instead? Because if you have a large folder with images, the whole process takes a while, and generates a lot of network traffic (if the images are on a homeserver or similar). Any way to improve this?
Thanks alot.
I have noticed that when I browse a large folder containing photos, XBMC generates previews of every single JPEG and presents them in the filebrowser, which is perfectly right.
However, if you watch a photo, and then press stop to return to the image list, the previews are gone, and are being regenerated. This is really annoying, isn't it possible to tell XBMC not to regenerate those previews, but cache them instead? Because if you have a large folder with images, the whole process takes a while, and generates a lot of network traffic (if the images are on a homeserver or similar). Any way to improve this?
Thanks alot.
