On 12-6-2009 15:21, Heinrich Langos wrote: > I'd like to have a chain like this: ok -> ok -> broken >
I just compared these files using vbindiff: http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/ok/11182/iTunesDB http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/ok/11183/iTunesDB http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/not_ok/11184/iTunesDB I can't find anything obviously wrong with the 11184 one (yet). I still have to check if the offsets for the various chunks are 100% correct, but they look ok at a first glance. > To get some numbers on the performance you could do me a favor and add a > single file to the rather full ipod while profiling the perl process. > The results are at: With 11600 files http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/dprof/run1 With 30415 files http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/dprof/run3 > After the first run please move the tmon.out file aside and run the same > perl -d:DProf /path/to/gnupod_addsong.pl /path/to/file.mp3 > line once more. (This time gnupod_addsong should abort before writing the > file to your ipod because of the duplicate detection.) > The results are at: With 11600 files http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/dprof/run2 With 30415 files http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/dprof/run4 I did another run with the --artwork switch at http://richard.vdberg.org/gnupod/dprof/run5 Cheers, Richard _______________________________________________ Bug-gnupod mailing list Bug-gnupod@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnupod
