Could you possibly implement a cancel function for the cache refresh? I rebuilt my library (just under 20000 albums) a few days ago, which meant that when I next fired up Squeezey it tried to re-add everything to its cache (and yes, I have seen the entry about this in the FAQ :-)) The problem I encountered was that the program crashed part-way through the refresh. I re-booted the iPad, just to make sure that memory was freed up, and restarted Squeezey, which started refreshing its cache, but it just hung, displaying "32333/19853". I left it for a looooong time, but it didn't change. I tried quitting & restarting, but to no avail. And, of course, while the cache is being refreshed you can't do anything else. In the end, the only thing that I could do was uninstall the program & re-download it from the app store, which seems a bit of a drastic solution. What I would have liked to have done is cancel the refresh, then go into the settings dialog & empty it. So is there any chance that you can implement a "cancel" function for the refresh? Alternatively, how about not starting the refresh immediately, but having a dialog pop up with two options, allowing you to choose whether to add new items to the cache or rebuild it from scratch? If the user didn't select an option within a short time (3 - 4s, maybe) it would default to adding new items (i.e., the current behaviour).
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