2010-03-05, 06:36 AM
Hi JW,
To save space, would it be practical to store the movie thumbnail images in a compressed (eg. JPG) format in the database and in memory?
File and memory space savings would be considerable (75% savings gain is not unreasonable). It's also likely to result in file load (and during re-sort) performance improvements due to the significant file size reduction.
Regards,
Dan
To save space, would it be practical to store the movie thumbnail images in a compressed (eg. JPG) format in the database and in memory?
File and memory space savings would be considerable (75% savings gain is not unreasonable). It's also likely to result in file load (and during re-sort) performance improvements due to the significant file size reduction.
Regards,
Dan
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DVico Digital Tuner
4TB local storage, Pioneer 107 DVD+/-RW via USB
Logitech 785 remote control, Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse
Antec Sonata II case & PSU
Sony 40in X2000 Bravia LCD, Panasonic 5.1 surround sound
