WMP 11 library size limitations

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• Performance problems with large Photo library size

  Did anyone seen performance issues when the library becomes too great? I used to keep a few different libraries, since some of my libraries are already 1 TB. So, if I merge into one, the file will be 2-3 Tb when it's said and done. Anyone know if it is recommended to size limits or is it more important with El Capitan. Obviously, the response time will be affected by the hard drive and the speed of the laptop, but before you begin merging into one file libraries, I wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions/recommendations or other related advice. Thank you!

  It is not documented, but how many pictures a library can contain pictures, you can migrate photos iPhoto libraries and libraries Aperture, so you should be able to store at least 1 000 000 photos in a photo library.

  I haven't noticed any performance issue with a large library of Photos.  My largest library has 40000 photos.

  During the regular work with the size of the library is not serious at all, as long as you want to keep enough free storage on your system drive. Don't let the photo library fill in your system drive. Keep at least 10 GB free at all times, better more.

  However, there are rare occasions when the size will be discussed:

  • When you need repair library, it will take more time, if the library is large.
  • When you first migrate your libraries of photos, the initial treatment will take longer - scanning for faces and places, creating thumbnails.
  • If you use iCloud library synchronization can take a long time for a large library.
  • Too many smart albums can make pictures a little slower, if the library is large.  I noticed a drop in performance, after that I created 200 smart albums with a search for text across the entire library.

• Photoshop Camera Raw Size Limitations

  I am producing great panoramas. These panos were usually huge file sizes. Photoshop Camera Raw seems to have size limitations. Is this true? If so, is there a way to get around this to edit large files in Camera Raw?

  Thanks to all for the replies. Needless to say it was disappointing. It seems that Camera Raw and Lightroom times have file size limits and are NOT conducive to editing of files large panos. Any suggestions on "get autour. Someone at - it a channel of communication with someone at Adobe who may have an ear to this topic? Any workflow suggested for large panos file?

  I'm proficient enough in both Lioghtroom and Camera Raw, but looks like I'll need to go into another lane for panos of large file size. Too bad.

• Satellite 5100-201-size Limitation of HARD drive

  Hello

  I have a Satellite 5100-201 P4 - M 1.6 Ghz with 30 GB IDE HDD and 1024 MB of RAM. I use my 'old' Satellite only for music (the largest sound found on laptops!) but my HARD drive got a little weak.

  So my question is if there is no limit on the size of HARD drive for this laptop. I would buy an IDE 120 GB or 160 GB HDD at 5400 RPM and 8 MB Cache. If this is not possible, I can also take the 80 GB of HDD (another puts it on say works), but liked better!

  Thanks for your help!

  Greetings,
  Fab

  Hey Buddy,

  I think that the maximum capacity of the HARD drive would be 120 GB because the laptop has a limitation of LBA 28 bits. This means that only the hard disks up to 128 GB usable 120 GB would be the maximum. 5400 RPM and 8 MB cache are ok.

  By the way: it of Nice to read that you are always so pleased with old Satellite 5200 :)

• WMP Shared Library work

  I searched for a few days now and I can't find an answer to a question I have about Windows Media Player and work for music in a shared library, so I will try to explain here in the hope that someone might be able to help.

  There are two involved PC - one, machine 'A' is currently running Windows XP Pro and currently hosts all of my photos, video, music, etc. Machine 'B' runs Windows Vista Edition full and is generally used to hear or see the media of the machine.

  After a few questions of works of art in general I decied to try to pin down exactly what was going on.

  I erased the data files WMP on both machines and made sure there is no folders added to automatic records / default for both the libraries began as empty (initially find only 'local' music that comes with Windows itself).  Also, two WMP is set to not download any information from the internet media. Fine so far.

  On computer A, I created a test folder and put it in a folder with the tracks of an album and another folder with a few individual pieces of music. I also created an easily identifiable artwork for the album and for some of the individual tracks and made sure this work has been the unique work stored in the relevant music files ID3 tags.  I have also made sure there is no WMP work files in this folder to test (so not of Folder.jpg, AlbumArtSmall.jpg or AlbumArt_ {GUID} .jpg).

  I started up WMP again on computer A, and added this test folder to the library.  WMP correctly analysed and displayed a few items, he created the usual mess of it is work of course, files but it used * my * work from the ID3 tags.  Once again, great so far.  I put it to share its library.

  On computer B, I asked "look for other media share" and he immediately found the library shared by a machine.  However, if I look at the items in the shared library, I see the content of my file test, but with different illustrations - the art of actual coverage of the relevant albums.

  My first assumption was that, even if the machine B has been fixed to not download anything on the internet recovering always the album artwork for the items in the shared library.  To test this, I have blocked access to internet on my router and again allowed out WMP files on computer B.  When he again accesses the library shared on computer A, it immediately displays the work of 'bad' again - but he could not have received this Web this time, if he get all this?

  I assume that the work is cached somewhere and picked up images of a previous connection to my comprehensive library on the computer B the machine, but I don't want to.  I want to use the work in the files of current music, like WMP on machine made.

  I'm a bit puzzled, because I don't even know if machine B becomes the ('bad') work from somewhere in itself, or if it comes from the machine.  I can't imagine that it's from a machine - why WMP on this machine would use the 'proper' work itself but then give another machine a copy cached in the work of 'bad '.  So presumably, these images come from somewhere on computer B, or is there another explanation?

  Sorry that took so long to explain, I can't believe Microsoft had done this so complicated.

  Anyone can shed some light on this?

  Thank you very much

  Foam

  Update:

  After a better looking PC in question, I could have answered my own question, I thought I would add here in case this is useful to someone else...

  It seems that WMP (and Media Center) on the Vista machine at least keep several copies of the updated album art cache in multiple places and using different format of file names - that's why the failure of my first attempt to locate them.

  So after having erased the following folders:

  %LocalAppData%/Microsoft/eHome/art cache

  Cache drive/Art %LocalAppData%/Microsoft/Media/LocalMLS

  %LocalAppData%/Microsoft/Media Player/MCH/Albums

  Both Windows Media Player and Media Center on my Vista machines, reloaded the correct album artwork - I don't know if they use the ID3 tags on music files or work remote library files, but as they were all based on my work now, I don't actually mind.

  Foam

• Size limited on WAP2 request?

  Hi, I'm working on an application, and I recently added features of network discovery using the Network Diagnostics tool and guide of peter_strange as a resource. At this point, you can change my application to gracefully between Wifi, WAP2, MDS and direct TCP. However, I run into a weird problem with WAP2. My application communicates with an API via JSON, and sometimes the server will send back large ASCII text result sets in the 32 k Stadium. When you use the Wifi, my request has no problem recovery and display results based on these data. However, when I use WAP2 which the connection devcideside suffix = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2, it throws an exception on the result of any decent size sets. To be precise, I get:

  java.io.IOException: no data to read.

  If there is a limit on applications for WAP2, would he imposed by my network provider (T-mobile), unit or elsewhere?

  This "no data to read" exception is generated in terms of * your * code.

  I think you should make debugging more this "read" routine and check the values of the length as you expect.

  This "8192" limitation does not exist, AFAIK.

• InputStream/transfer/file upload file size limitation?

  I try to use http 'POST' to download a large file whose size is about 30 MB.

  I cut it in small pice like 1 Mb. And try to send them on httpconnection.

  Both Simulator and real phone do not work, I got OutOfMemory error.

  Also I tried to use the browser to download, still does not.

  Y at - it no limitation of size for file transfer via http?

  Thank you.

  LAN

  Moreover, myFileStream.read use InputStream.read method.

  myHttp.open(theServer);        myHttp.setRequestMethod("POST");        myHttp.setRequestProperty("Content-Type","multipart/form-data; boundary=" + BOUNDARYKEY);        myHttp.openOutputStream();
  
          myHttp.write(getPostFormHeader());        if (myFileStream != null){            int fileSize = (int) myFileStream.fileSize();            if (fileSize <= 0)                System.out.println("Invalid file size!");
  
              int off = 0;            int len = 0;            int i;            byte[] myBuf = new byte[BUF_SIZE];            for (i=0; ; i++) {                if ( (fileSize - off) < BUF_SIZE)                     len = fileSize - off;                else                     len = BUF_SIZE;                if (len <= 0)                    break;                myFileStream.read(myBuf, 0, len);                myHttp.write(myBuf);                off += len;            }            }        myHttp.write(ENDMESSAGE.getBytes());        myHttp.flush();        return myHttp.getResponseStream();
  

  Hi dream,

  For a load of 30 MB to succeed the phone, he'll need 30 MB successfully create the PUBLICATION on the server information, it is then the main cause of the "OutOfMemory" error, the problem behind this error is that the "Ras" on Http/sConnection command deletes not really the send buffer file Info. So independently using pieces of 1 KB or 1 MB buffer memory is still going to fill and eventually cause an OutOfMemory exception. One of the two way around this is to split the file into smaller files; Send to each of them through his OWN POST and then rebuild Server; A nice way to fix this is to divide the file in archive zip/rar/segments and then simply "extract" the new server-side.

  If you are interested by this unfortunately and costly route, you can find the article relevant here this article refers to the download instead of download, but the same logic applies.

  The second option is to use a datagram Socket connection / (rinse them properly) and get them to do the HTTP traffic for you.

  Concerning

• Attachment size limitations Surface RT

  My RT download attachments larger than 1 meg.   Is there a setting that increases the download size allowed?

  Cordially Freddo.

  I think it is a restriction by your email provider (or your local ISP).  Mine did, but they have a ceiling of meg 5.  The machine itself has no limits to downloads.  You need to get with a different mail service.

• Elements 14 64-bit Windows has file size limits?

  I'm assuming that a 64-bit version would transcend the limitations of size of file for 32-bit versions. In particular, larger than the linear dimension of 30 000 pixels images for items 14 64-bit support?

  Hi Steven,

  Accept your point that affected products section is obsolete in this KB. Thank you for pointing out that we get updated.

  64-bit support was introduced in PSE13 and the limit on the size of the file remains unchanged with that. PSE13 and 14 are supported a maximum of the size of the file 30kx30k.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

  Catherine

• replication vSphere size limits

  I looked all around the specific limits to the size of a virtual machine that can be protected through MRS. w/vSphere replication, but I do not see these documents. I saw the 5.0.2 release notes claiming to be able to manage VMDK > 255 better now.

  I initially used 5.0.1 and had a lot of problems trying to synchronize a 3 TB 2 comments, 1.5 to VMDK, I'll finally little works, but it took days and multiple attempts to accomplish.

  Now a customer asks 16TO to be protected. Do not know how the distribution of the VMDK will be, but I came with a few raw numbers ranging from an initial synchronization ranging from 12-21 weeks.

  someone at - it an experince with large capacity disks a vSphere Rpelication?

  Hi Robb,

  The maximum disk size for vSphere replication with MRS 5.0.2 is 2032 GB.

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• Harvest size limiting camera raw 6.5

  When I load a raw image in camera raw 6.5, CS5 - truncation tool suddenly does not work correctly

  It limits the size of the harvest I can do.  I used to be able to surround the entire image with a culture and then change it on all sides if necessary.  But now, for some reason, it doesn't let me capture the entire image - don't let me highlight about 3/4 of it.  This is true for all my raw images - even those who had previously no problem

  any ideas?

  Have you thought to update Camera Raw 6.7, which is the latest version of Photoshop CS5?

  Applications of camera Raw compatible Adobe

  Inside, Photoshop, help - updated...

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• NFS VMDK size limitation?

  What is the limitation of the size of a single VMDK carved into a NAS data store? I realize that the default out of the box VMFS data store is created with 1 MB blocks so a limit of 256 GB. But what about a NFS datastore? The default seems to be 256 GB, but I wonder if there is no setting on the side of NFS as there are on the side VMFS with changing the block size.

  I was digging around and I can't find anything. I see the size limit of 16 TB, but no sizes vmdk documented data store.

  VMDK size is limited to 2 TB less where it is.

  Check @ http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vi3_35/esx_3/r35/vi3_35_25_config_max.pdf

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• SGA size limits

  Hi all
  
  Is there a list of notes or oracle metalink the limits of size of SGA on different platforms and 32/64-bit?

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e17110/limits004.htm#i288165

• Size limiting the front of a nearby cache?

  For some reason, I got it in my mind that ahead of a near cache used SoftReference or WeakReference to hold local objects so that they could be trimmed by the virtual machine during garbage collection if the pile has been requested by memory. I don't know where I got this idea, but certainly, it doesn't seem to be the case.
  
  Just so I'm clear, is - a size must explicitly limit the front of a nearby cache?

  That's right - the front cache near holds real references to keys and values so they won't be garbage collected. Size must be limited as described in the documentation here http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15357_01/coh.360/e15723/appendix_cacheconfig.htm#BABDHGHJ LocalCache caches

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• v 6.6.2 (2571) size limits?

  I am running OSX 10.11.5 on a MacBook Pro with 16 GB memory 2.9 GHz processor and 150 GB of disk space left.

  Since the update of the Keynote 6.6.2 I have a problem my editing projects. All applications are extinguished except for the Keynote. I'm working on a project that is 10.2 GB. I can play the project, but when I try to add a new slide, or change a Keynote slide runs and does not respond.

  Keynote has a size limit?

  Y at - it something I can do to continue to work on this project. I'll go back and get the 5 short videos to a smaller size and see if that helps.

  Any suggestion is appreciated!

  You are running may be out of memory, as the 10.2 GB project could spread once it is loaded in Keynote. When this problem develops, see if you can run activity monitor (Launchpad: others: activity monitor) and watch your tabs of memory (memory and Swap used) and CPU (System. vs user) load.

  A particularly bad time to open the Keynote with this project is in the first 30 minutes after a fresh start in the morning. It will be competing with the software update, help index file is rebuilt, and close-up on the indexing of your boot drive and the external hard drive, Time Machine.

  Apple imposes no upper limit for a Keynote project size, but your project is formidable in its scope.