2024-11-09, 09:43 PM
This is probably not the answer you want, but it's the only accurate one I'm aware of:
Put your developer hat on and start optimizing code. Theoretically dynamic libraries in Jellyfin for Kodi should be able to load within a few seconds, much like they do in Jellycon. The honest truth is that the code around dynamic libraries is ancient and very unoptimized, and that's largely because it's not really how the addon is intended to be used so nobody has spent the time to make it better. Probably 99% of the usage of Jellyfin for Kodi is syncing data into the local database, so dynamic libraries just haven't gotten a lot of love.
Put your developer hat on and start optimizing code. Theoretically dynamic libraries in Jellyfin for Kodi should be able to load within a few seconds, much like they do in Jellycon. The honest truth is that the code around dynamic libraries is ancient and very unoptimized, and that's largely because it's not really how the addon is intended to be used so nobody has spent the time to make it better. Probably 99% of the usage of Jellyfin for Kodi is syncing data into the local database, so dynamic libraries just haven't gotten a lot of love.