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Old 10-04-2016, 10:36 PM   #415
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Originally Posted by trewelu View Post
The one I read typically have 16-20 pages a chapter, and 9-11 chapter per volume. Assuming I use a volume zip with approximately 200 pages, will it cause any performance issue? How about per 10 books (2000 images a zip)?
200 pages is okay, but 2000 might be slow, depending on the type of archive. cbz/zip might still be fast enough because it is indexed, but cbr/rar will probably be somewhat slower. The fastest is cbt/tar (no compression) using the 7z.so library. Using zip or rar without compression would probably speed things up, as well. cb7/7zip would be dreadfully slow on big files.

Large numbers of images would make the Table of Contents very large, as well, and harder to navigate in.

The best advice is to just try it and see.
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