2025-05-22, 01:02 AM
Thank you for the response!
No trickplay enabled either (I left pretty much everything at the default, and trickplay + chapter stuff all default to off).
I agree, those did look suspicious. But looking through my latest logs, I'm seeing far less of them, and while things started progressing faster (I made about 40% progress in the last 3 hours, which while still very long, is much faster than before), there are still gaps where a bunch of ffprobe commands take no time, followed by one that takes a full minute, halting progress, with no IOExceptions involved. Quite odd.
I also have no idea what other processes could be touching that folder. It's a folder I created just for this image, and I confirmed I didn't accidentally start multiple copies of the image or anything. When I was researching it, I did find this issue that's still open where other people are having a similar problem:
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/13728
I imagine I'll get through this first scan eventually, just a bummer that it's taking so long. But more so, it's a bummer that jellyfin is basically unusable during the scan. I'm hoping subsequent scans are faster and less disruptive
No trickplay enabled either (I left pretty much everything at the default, and trickplay + chapter stuff all default to off).
Quote:Well, you have IO errors that are causing this. Any idea what else could be using the files in question? There are quite a few of them:
I agree, those did look suspicious. But looking through my latest logs, I'm seeing far less of them, and while things started progressing faster (I made about 40% progress in the last 3 hours, which while still very long, is much faster than before), there are still gaps where a bunch of ffprobe commands take no time, followed by one that takes a full minute, halting progress, with no IOExceptions involved. Quite odd.
I also have no idea what other processes could be touching that folder. It's a folder I created just for this image, and I confirmed I didn't accidentally start multiple copies of the image or anything. When I was researching it, I did find this issue that's still open where other people are having a similar problem:
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/13728
I imagine I'll get through this first scan eventually, just a bummer that it's taking so long. But more so, it's a bummer that jellyfin is basically unusable during the scan. I'm hoping subsequent scans are faster and less disruptive