Do the math.
500 files x 20 chapters/file = 10,000 chapters
10,000 chapters @ 1 MB each = 10 GB for each block of 500 files.
This makes it clear none of the thumbnails are stored in any DB.
Do the math.
500 files x 20 chapters/file = 10,000 chapters
10,000 chapters @ 1 MB each = 10 GB for each block of 500 files.
This makes it clear none of the thumbnails are stored in any DB.
Thanks Chuck, but I think we already knew that much
The question is whether having intro detection enabled could make the blob database that much larger (with just marker data). OP likely has 350k+ episodes.
I will find out where intro detection records are stored because, from what I see of the schema, it’s not in the blobs DB
LOGICALLY ![]()
It would make sense, to me, to put the offsets in the same record as the media_item itself.
Supplemental –
It’s in the media_parts table. I said “item” when it’s “parts” … close enough ![]()
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