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More powerful uploader

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koxle

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Hi,

When we upload the images, it uploads one by one,
upload...process....and then next one...upload...process,etc,
but why don't we do it at the same time?
If we don't wait the compress time of the uploaded images and upload all images directly,
It will save 20-30%time when we upload a lot of images.
I hope there is a powerful uploader in the future version.

Thanks
 
Actually is not hard to add a simultaneous upload feature to upload 2,3,n images at the same time time. It is also a great idea.

I think that I will add it soon.
 
Don't you think processing multiple large images at the same time can hog CPU cycles? There should be ability to choose how many simultaneous images should be processed.
 
lovedigit said:
Don't you think processing multiple large images at the same time can hog CPU cycles? There should be ability to choose how many simultaneous images should be processed.
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Yes, that’s a major problem that we will face on. We can provide different settings of the uploader, such as the max number of processing images @same time or line up two different tasks ,one is uploading image, next one is processing image, both tasks do at the same time. It is useful for the server which is far away from its user and it have to use CDN to speed up the uploading speed. If uploads and processes images are one by one with CDN, it waste too much time to wait the CDN receive the image which is uploaded and send it to the original server and get the response from the original server.... tons of transfer lagging.
 
lovedigit said:
Don't you think processing multiple large images at the same time can hog CPU cycles? There should be ability to choose how many simultaneous images should be processed.
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Key is to use 2 or 3 upload threads and of course that it should be configurable.
 
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