Convertion speed? 2-4min. to create pdb fil :(

[Frold]

Does anyone have converting speed problems when creating a "medium" size pdb-file (~150Kb)?

When I try to convert it takes many (2-4) minutes to convert from html --> pdb

The CPU on the server should be strong enough 3ghz, 1GB ram PIII- and Im also using htmldoc for pdf convertion of the same content and it takes only a few seconds to create the pdf-file....

Is there any way to optimize the convertion speed? any sitting or?

Hope to get some help....

Im on a fedora c3 box

[iSilo]

That does sound like a long time. Does the source content file set possibly consist of large images in terms of original pixel dimensions?

[Frold]

This is my ixl file:

Ixi file removed.

[iSilo]

The .ixl file does not say anything about what files make up your source content files. What comprises your source files?

[Frold]

The .ixl file does not say anything about what files make up your source content files. What comprises your source files?

I dont understand that question :confused:

Well it takes 65 seconds to create a file that is 135kb and have 80 links is that normal?

I have added the file?

In future the file will be much bigger and have more images ....

[iSilo]

It could be possible that it could take that long, especially if you have other processes running on your system. Would you be able to include a zip of the source HTML/image files so that we can see how long it takes on our end?

[Frold]

It could be possible that it could take that long, especially if you have other processes running on your system. Would you be able to include a zip of the source HTML/image files so that we can see how long it takes on our end?

May I send you a mail or internal message with a link?

[iSilo]

Please send it to http://www.isilo.com/img/email.jpg.

[Frold]

sent - you can remove your email adress

[iSilo]

Thanks for sending the link. It took about 75 seconds to convert the content from here. Note that the iSiloX conversion is single threaded, downloading one file at a time from the server, so that may be the reason for the apparent slowness.

[Frold]

okay so there is no way to speed it up?

[iSilo]

If you can get all the files are on your local hard drive first, instead of having iSiloX download them one at a time, then that is one way to speed it up.

[Frold]

Okay....

Thats not possible...

But thanks for taking your time to answer this Q..

[Frold]

did you come up with a solution for this?

/best regards

Frederik

[iSilo]

There have been no updates on this.

[Frold]

There have been no updates on this.
Thanks for letting me know !!