2024-06-12, 02:17 PM
(2024-06-12, 01:44 PM)Efficient_Good_5784 Wrote:(2024-06-12, 10:49 AM)21tc_sea Wrote: This is not user-friendly for users with small memory!Barring any possibility of memory leaks, the agressive caching shouldn't be an issue. The cache should be released when something else needs the memory. All this means that on systems with small amounts of memory, Jellyfin will just take more time loading things back from disk because it can't hold more things in the system ram.
Also, I think the cache size depends on size of your libraries. My Jellyfin server (on v10.9) has never taken up more than 900MB on my NAS. I'm sure the cache size will grow as I add more content to my Jellyfin server. Though unlike the point of this thread, I have noticed that its memory usage does go down at times.
Could you please check the size of the library.db file in your config/data directory? If you mentioned that your Jellyfin memory usage is only around 900MB, I guess your library.db is probably only a few hundred MBs.