08 Sep
Posted by Administrator in Quality Management
I have approximately 15,000 digital images stored on a networked server. We currently use HP Image Zone Plus to manage all of the pictures, but its indexing process has grown to a snail’s crawl.
I have looked at PicaJet and it has the same issue. My computer is a pentium quad with 10K RPM SAS drives, 4GB of RAM, and an extremely fast video card…so it is not the hardware…it is poorly written software (the database indexer).
Anyone have any suggestions on packages to look at (Win or Linux based server okay – Win based workstation only.)
If you weren’t talking about a networked server I’d suggest Adobe’s Lightroom. But on a server! If you are accessing the images from another machine on the network could it be a network bottleneck. Any wireless network is going to much slower in the real world than the headline speeds that are mooted, you’d ideally be wanting to access it via a gigabit wired network.
I hope you posted this in the computer group also. They would be more likely to have an answer. As I recall, Oracle allows you to store images, have you tried them?
Sony invented digital photography and their software is very user friendly.