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images stored on NAS

Dubin Laurent
Hi !
I'm working with catalog and sessions and when images are stored on a Synology NAS (1000T network), it is very hard to work fluently.

Has someone a trick to accelerate P1 working on network folders ?

thank you ?
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  • OddS.
    [quote="Laurent DUBIN" wrote:
    ...Has someone a trick to accelerate P1 working on network folders ?


    If I (Windows user) remember correctly, there have been issues with Synology and Apple's File Protocol. It may be worth trying SMB (in both ends) if you haven't already done so.
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  • Andrew Youll
    I use a WD EX4100 with iSCSI over Gigabit LAN no issues at all, 120Mb/s down and 80Mb/s up as in RAID5 so write penalties incurred due to copying.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Capture One is notoriously bad when it comes to NAS interactions. That mostly because all images are always re-indexed after you close/open a session, making it hard if not impossible to use it at all.

    A few things you can do to improve it: viewtopic.php?f=71&t=27506
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  • Eric Valk
    [quote="NNN636929255807050652" wrote:
    Images stored on the NAS can be fetched directly from the server where the tool runs on the capture one 12.x software and for detailed specification go to

    This last is a link to an unreleated website. Poster has only one post. Reported.
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  • James McCarthy
    I have also been down this road, both wired and wireless (using a Synology Router), too and eventually abandoned the idea. Instead, I now use my Synology NAS exclusively for backup only. The backup from the Synology to AWS Glacier is very nice as well. Perhaps a DAS (Direct-attached storage) would be more efficient and faster direct access to the RAW files. I also discovered storing my catalog files on the local drive instead of external is faster too. I tested both on 2018 MacBook Pro and Dell XPS8910 with 64GB RAM, i7 with same results.
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