In my experience, when I installed the full pack of covers for Webman, HEN started to fail more to start than before.
I assume that it is caused by the massive amount of little files on a single directory causing the filesystem listing to take longer than usual and then, making HEN crash on start in many cases.
When HEN didnt crash, I used FTP to remove all the 10200 and so covers and keep only the ones of games that I have installed and HEN with webman started to work everytime without crashing just like before using the full cover set. I think the cover pack should had covers in different folders, like Disc Games, Reprints, Converted Digital Games, PS2 titiles and so on.
Unfortunately, the Download Art function on Multiman is not working, because it was a good feature to have, to download the art covers based on the games you have installed instead of placing a full cover set.
In my experience, the only game that had a huge amount of small files in a single directory was Tony Hawk Project 8 and Proving Ground, to the point that they dont work in folder format and you have to convert as ISO (it has around 9000 files as well. This only works on a disc, since the game never was released digitally, because a disc filesystem is a bit different). Most of the content intended for the PS3 dont do this, even though the filesystem supports.
I assume that it is caused by the massive amount of little files on a single directory causing the filesystem listing to take longer than usual and then, making HEN crash on start in many cases.
When HEN didnt crash, I used FTP to remove all the 10200 and so covers and keep only the ones of games that I have installed and HEN with webman started to work everytime without crashing just like before using the full cover set. I think the cover pack should had covers in different folders, like Disc Games, Reprints, Converted Digital Games, PS2 titiles and so on.
Unfortunately, the Download Art function on Multiman is not working, because it was a good feature to have, to download the art covers based on the games you have installed instead of placing a full cover set.
In my experience, the only game that had a huge amount of small files in a single directory was Tony Hawk Project 8 and Proving Ground, to the point that they dont work in folder format and you have to convert as ISO (it has around 9000 files as well. This only works on a disc, since the game never was released digitally, because a disc filesystem is a bit different). Most of the content intended for the PS3 dont do this, even though the filesystem supports.
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