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### 3. Indexing massive channels
If you add a massive (several thousand videos) channel to TubeSync and choose "index
every hour" or similar short interval it's entirely possible your TubeSync install may
spend its entire time just indexing the massive channel over and over again without
If you add a massive channel (one with several thousand videos) to TubeSync and choose "index
every hour" or a similarly short interval; it's entirely possible that your TubeSync install may
spend its entire time indexing the channel, over and over again, without
downloading any media. Check your tasks for the status of your TubeSync install.
If you add a significant amount of "work" due to adding many large channels you may
need to increase the number of background workers by setting the `TUBESYNC_WORKERS`
environment variable. Try around ~4 at most, although the absolute maximum allowed is 8.
**Be nice.** it's likely entirely possible your IP address could get throttled by the
source if you try and crawl extremely large amounts very quickly. **Try and be polite
**Be nice.** It's entirely possible that your IP address could get throttled and/or banned, by the
source, if you try to crawl extremely large amounts quickly. **Try to be polite
with the smallest amount of indexing and concurrent downloads possible for your needs.**
Only, if you absolutely must, should you increase [`TUBESYNC_WORKERS`](#advanced-configuration) above its default value.
The maximum the software accepts is `8` threads per queue worker process.
By default, up to `3` tasks will be executing concurrently.
The maximum is `24` concurrent tasks.
# FAQ