I've installed the Image Proxy Plugin and setup the TimThumb PHP resizer
on a local apache webserver and selected it from
Settings->Advanced->Performance->Artwork resizing. See screenshots.
FWIW: I've removed the TimThumb default configuration from the plugin,
as it has been discontinued due to known security issues. Please don't
use it any more...
http://www.binarymoon.co.uk/2014/09/timthumb-end-life/
Oh, and considering these issues you probably shouldn't post your
TimThumb URL here either :-P.
Should the scanner be using the resizer during the pre-caching artwork
step?
No, the image proxy is only being used to resize _external_ artwork. Eg.
when browsing radio stations, playing music from an online music service
etc. Would be kind of backwards to upload local artwork to some external
host for the resizing.
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Michael
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