Parsing for Names

[CDWriter]

For some reason it takes forever any more to get any names of movie, tv series , anything ..... is there a issue?

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FileBot 4.9.6 (r9125)
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Not sure what it is ? is there a way to change it to any source to look up names yourself ?

[rednoah]

There are no known issues. Can you narrow down what specifically is slow?

GUI or CLI?

Fetching episode lists? TheTVDB? TheMovieDB?

When reading files? From a local drive? From a network share?

What does the log say?

[CDWriter]

Fetching episode lists? TheTVDB? TheMovieDB?

Works great for some , but not others ... its like a hit or a miss, I'm sure its not that the program is not working correctly it just not finding the info so kinda hangs for awhile.

[rednoah]

What specific things you have tried are a hit? What specific things you have tried are a miss?



In the meanwhile, I will assume the following default answers:
* you're using the GUI
* you're using TheTVDB
* you're processing files on a local hard drive
* the log doesn't show any network errors


Based on the assumptions above, I have run a few tests, and couldn't reproduce any abnormal behaviour at this point in time for this specific use case.
(NOTE: I use the CLI for testing because it makes running tests easy and reproducible)

e.g. 1st attempt (i.e. clear cache, lots of network requests) is about 8 seconds:

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$ time filebot -rename Alias.1x01.mp4 --db TheTVDB -non-strict --log INFO
[MOVE] from [Alias.1x01.mp4] to [Alias - 1x01 - Truth Be Told.mp4]
7.877 total

e.g. 2nd attempt (i.e. everything already cached, no network requests) is about 1.5 seconds:

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$ time filebot -rename Alias.1x01.mp4 --db TheTVDB -non-strict --log INFO
[MOVE] from [Alias.1x01.mp4] to [Alias - 1x01 - Truth Be Told.mp4]
1.624 total

You might get a slowdown due to a large number of possible reasons, e.g. input files located on a slow remote network share, network errors followed by multi-second wait and retry attempts, etc. I'd start by testing if it's slow for everyone (i.e. reproducible by both you and me) or if the issue seems to be limited to you specifically. If the latter is the case, I would then do lots of trial and error testing (e.g. if it's slow with remote files, try local files instead, etc) to see if that can give us any clues.

[CDWriter]

somewhere it fixed it self close topic , thanks