digiKam very slow.
Thomas
sdktda at gmail.com
Sun Nov 19 21:57:17 GMT 2023
Hi,
What type of database do you use?
Where are images stored? Where is database stored?
Do you store metadata in images or in database?
While I absolutely love Digikam, I experience DK as being rather slow as
well. It seems to be a bit random for me when it is particularly slow
and I havent figured out what causes it.
However, this seems to be the best configuration for me:
* Use SQLite
* Store SQLite locally on SSDs
* Store metadata in database - NOT in images
My images are stored on a NAS via SMB. I suspect that might be part of
the reason for the slowness. However, my collection is prohibitively
large to store on local SSD.
Btw. there is a debug logging feature you can enable in DK.
Look in Settings.
If you enable this, I believe it logs the timings. Maybe someone on this
list will know how to say something meaningful from such a trace.
BR
Thomas
On 2023-11-19 18:14, Kolbjørn Stuestøl wrote:
> I've been using digiKam for a couple of weeks to catalog my images.
> (Inserts keywords to find the images again later).
> My problem is that digiKam works very slowly. Takes up to several
> minutes to update the images after each change. I have tried several
> versions of digiKam with the same result. At the moment version 8.0.0.
> Running in Windows 11 with the files on external hard drive. The
> pictures are 15 - 20 years old taken with a Hewlett Packard digital
> camera. Each image is about 2 Mb in size.
>
> I have not found anything about this in this or other forums.
>
> Kolbjørn
>
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