On 5/10/06, Joel Bryan T. Juliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I made a simple script to quickstart rhythmbox by optimizing it's
XML database.
The script is just a basic optimizer for XML & HTML.
It can be used to any HTML & XML files.
I restart the system to check the difference of
non-optimized and optimized database.
I have 7814 songs, and The difference is when it's non-optimized,
rhythmbox will start loading the songs, counting 2 digits, (i.e. 40, 46,
49....7814) for 30 seconds or so, but when it's optimized, the counting
will skip to 3 digits to 4 digits in just seconds, (i.e. 146, 300,
615....7814), and rhythmbox starts much faster.
Rhythmbox will reformat the XML, so the script will be needed to run
again. I think it's good to run the script at startup because once
rhythmbox had been loaded, it'll be much faster, for both optimized and
non-optimized, so re-running the script is a good idea when the cached
memory had been cleared.
a backup of your current databases will be created (rhythmdb_backup.xml,
playlists_backup.xml), so just copy it to the rhythmdb.xml.
The databases are in $HOME/.gnome2/rhythmbox/ directory.
The script is attached in this message, (rhythmbox-quickstart)
This should probably go to bugzilla:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=325215
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