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The playlist will restart when the wallpaper restarts. Also depending on how you randomize the playlist it is possible to end a playlist with an image, and that it's early in the playlist after it gets re-randomized. To avoid that there is a "randomize once" option.
However as your playlist is supposedly 14h long, I suspect it's the wallpaper that is just restarting. The wallpaper will not save your playlist in the meantime.
As for an actual limit; limit is your memory, what chromium can load. I remember I had a bug around 50k images, but I believe it have a playlist of well over 100k images now before the wallpaper might crash due to lack of memory in it's process.
I'm curious if there's a limit to how many images.files can be in the folder that this pulls from? I've currently got over 700 images in the folder but I'm seeing many images repeated even just hours apart (I currently have images changing every 72 seconds).
Thanks!
I might test it out in a couple of months when I can find some time to setup a test for it, but I do not have high hopes that I will be able to fix it on my side based on what I know right now as it seems to be a security/sandbox restriction.
I tried creating a directory symbolic link using the "mklink" command, but it didn't display.
However, the file name was displayed in the file list on the control panel, regardless of the directory symbolic link, but it was not displayed on the display monitor.
I do have some vague memory that network drives were just an issue in general. I could retest myself, but I fear that won't be till next year before I test myself as I would have to set things up to even get to testing.
If you want to investigate further yourself, I would personally test if mounting the networkdrive to a local folder somehow, such that the files can be access via c:\my_linked_compter\CGI would paint to the same folder or something like that. I know little about network drives tbh, but I would think that might help. Otherwise let me know and I will retest this myself after december.
I have mostly put all my hobby projects in a "maintenance only" mode. I will still support it and try to fix bugs where possible. I wanted to do more, but for private reasons I just had to stop, and felt it was time to just support it, fix bugs. But I need to pick my battles so to speak and what I spend my energy on. I really wish there was more time in a day.
That is the gist of it. There are other reasons I never added video/audio in the past that you could find if you check somewhere in the history of these comments, but basically at the time it was't possible. And right now I just added a feature stop. I wish I had better news.