Is there a way of saving the analyzation of files as a backup? I can't seem to find an option in VDJ that would backup stems, analyzation, and overall settings that can be restored upon reinstall. I don't know what the reason or unlock is. Other times it is the 1 per 30 seconds or so. It really seems to be random though as at times it will do 4, 5, or 6 at a time and keep doing that for a while. That would be about in line with what it sometimes does. System specs: Ryzen 3600 (OCed to 175% cap multiplier 4.2 GHz <60degC, VDJ only at <10% usage, no thermal throttling issues at all, seems like it could use more if it wanted to, am i missing a setting?) GPU: GTX 1660 Super (OC-ed core 1170MHz, memory 6GB 7000MHz, no thermal throttling, again usage is minimal from VDJ at any given point in time, can't get it to use more resources) RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 2132 1066MHz dualchannel enabled (no OC, CAS of 16, 25% usage max from total system, 75% completely free, not even reserved) x570 ASUS board with 500GB PCIe gen 4 nvme drive (so no limitation on write speed LOL) Doesn't seem to have an effect either way. I also have both precompute and preload both set to -1 to not artificially cap the limit it analyzes. Additional info: I have set virtualdj.exe to high and realtime, with access to all 12 cores, and have selected i/o priority to high to give it the best chance at being able to do multi analyzing, but again virtualdj uses like 5% of my cpu at max at any given time so I don't believe it to be a processing power issue.
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