2023-07-07, 08:26 PM
(This post was last modified: 2023-07-07, 08:28 PM by Zeryther. Edited 1 time in total.)
Hello,
I have been using Jellyfin for almost a year now and recently migrated my cloud-hosted instance to a new Synology DS923+ on my local network. So far, everything has been working well, except for one problem: Library scans are painfully slow, taking multiple hours to complete.
There seem to have been some folks on Reddit etc. who had the same issue over 2 years ago, but I still couldn't really find a solution or even understand what causes the problem. While the library scan is going on, CPU usage is pretty low but the Web UI becomes almost unusable as requests take forever to complete or never complete at all.
My library has just over 100 movies and some TV shows and anime and is just 4.7 TB big, which shouldn't be that big of a deal. In the cloud library scans were very fast, so I'm hoping someone else here who uses a Synology for their media server knows the issue?
I disabled real-time monitoring yesterday which pretty much gets rid of the issue, at the cost of Jellyfin not indexing new media files. This is a problem when I have currently airing shows with weekly releases, forcing me to complete the library scan first before being able to watch it.
Edit: The Jellyfin instance is hosted through a Docker container on the Synology.
I would appreciate any help with this. Thank you!
I have been using Jellyfin for almost a year now and recently migrated my cloud-hosted instance to a new Synology DS923+ on my local network. So far, everything has been working well, except for one problem: Library scans are painfully slow, taking multiple hours to complete.
There seem to have been some folks on Reddit etc. who had the same issue over 2 years ago, but I still couldn't really find a solution or even understand what causes the problem. While the library scan is going on, CPU usage is pretty low but the Web UI becomes almost unusable as requests take forever to complete or never complete at all.
My library has just over 100 movies and some TV shows and anime and is just 4.7 TB big, which shouldn't be that big of a deal. In the cloud library scans were very fast, so I'm hoping someone else here who uses a Synology for their media server knows the issue?
I disabled real-time monitoring yesterday which pretty much gets rid of the issue, at the cost of Jellyfin not indexing new media files. This is a problem when I have currently airing shows with weekly releases, forcing me to complete the library scan first before being able to watch it.
Edit: The Jellyfin instance is hosted through a Docker container on the Synology.
I would appreciate any help with this. Thank you!