> * Possibility to do the music scan and browsing tree compilation on a
> desktop and transfer the database file to the NAS.

I'm not convinced that scanning is such a heavyweight process that it
couldn't be run efficiently on the lightest computer platforms.  What
needs to happen (for many reasons, this being just one) is that full
clear/scans must be the _rare_ exception, not the rule necessary to fix
the many remaining scanning idiosyncracies.  An incremental scan of new
and changed material should suit a lightweight platform just fine.

> * Precompute things to reduce efforts to support the player in realtime.
> For example, Browse artists/albums/songs could be divided up in groups
> (no of groups could be a configurable parameter, e.g. 20) which means
> that the number of artists/albums/songs never exceeds 20 at the outmost
> level of the browsing tree, and each level of the browsing tree has at
> most 20 branches.

I think the current SlimServer approach has room for large improvements
in efficiency.  Many things have been done simply, while hoping to
introduce as few bugs as possible.


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JJZolx

Jim
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