The Chinese name is 时光点名. In the app, the English name on the screen is Namecall. The pictures below are the English screens.
On the morning of 20 October 2026, the scan engine went through one unorganized backup folder on the author's own computer.
What was tested
It started at 07:23:08 and finished at 08:01:42 (UTC+8).
The folder holds 165 photos and 115 videos. It is not a separate set of 1,000 photos. All 280 files were scanned. None were skipped.
At the average time per photo measured here, 1,000 photos on this same PC would take about 11 minutes. That figure is an estimate. A separate run of 1,000 photos was not done.
The computer
PC
Lenovo 82SN
Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 6800H, 8 cores, 16 threads. Windows reports a clock of 3.2 GHz.
Memory
4 × 4 GB Micron DDR5-6400, 16 GB installed. The graphics chip shares some of it, so Windows sees about 13.7 GB.
Graphics
AMD Radeon graphics, driver 31.0.21024.2004. This PC has no separate graphics card. Recognition ran on the processor.
System
Windows 11 Home (Chinese), 64-bit, version 10.0.22631.
Disk
UMIS NVMe SSD, about 1 TB. The test files are on drive E:, NTFS, about 715 GB. About 24 GB was free when the test started.
The app is Namecall 1.0.0 (build 20261020). The clock was measured with the scan engine in the current source, Python 3.10.11, ONNX Runtime 1.23.2, CPU only, 6 inference threads. During a scan the program lowers its own priority. That behavior is included in the times below.
What was in the folder
Location
E:\202610视频备份(未整理), including subfolders.
Photos
165 files (160 JPG, 5 PNG), about 914 MB.
Videos
115 MP4 files, about 51.5 GB. Total length 1 hour 34 minutes 25 seconds. 114 clips are 3840×2160. One clip is 1920×1080.
Video scan was turned on, in Quick mode: about one look every 2 seconds, and at most 5 people kept from each video. Deep mode was not used.
How long it took
All 280 files
38 minutes 34 seconds
165 photos
1 minute 50 seconds. Average 0.67 seconds per photo. Half of the photos finished within 0.60 seconds. The slowest photo took 2.6 seconds. About 90 photos per minute.
115 videos
36 minutes 15 seconds. Half of the videos finished within 7.7 seconds. The slowest video took 2 minutes 55 seconds.
Compared with playback
Playing these videos would take 1 hour 34 minutes. Quick scan finished them in 36 minutes, about 2.6 times faster than playback. It does not look at every frame.
Faces found
926 faces.
People at the end of the scan
204 people.
After opening the album
The app merges people who look the same. The album then shows 160 people and 6 Often together groups.
Of the 38 minutes 34 seconds, recognition of the photos and videos took about 38 minutes. About half a minute was loading the model and saving the index.
During the scan, memory use on the whole PC reached 95% (Windows sees about 13.7 GB). That is the whole computer, not this program alone. Near the end, the scan process itself was about 760 MB.
What the screen looked like
These pictures are the same result, opened afterwards. The faces are from the author's own backup. Nobody has been named yet, so the cards show numbers. Portraits are blurred so nobody can be recognized. The English screenshots use the English interface.
Splash screen. The name, First Look, and the slogan.The options used: this folder, subfolders included, video scan on, Quick mode, at most 5 people kept from a video. Timing was done with the same engine in the background, so the two boxes at the bottom are empty because the app was opened after the scan.After the scan, with the album open: 160 people. VIP is checked for the people who appear most often. That is the app's default, not a choice made for the timing run. The person seen most often is in 66 files.Person No. 6, the one in the most files. The list shows photo files and dates. A file with a saved location shows “Not looked up” until a place name is requested.Six Often together groups. The four on screen are 5, 12, 2, and 7 people. Two more groups are below, with 2 people each.Often together 1, opened. This group is 5 people.About. Version v1.0.0 (build 20261020), the same code that was timed.
Figures that can be quoted
On this PC, with this folder: 165 photos took 1 minute 50 seconds. 115 mostly 4K videos, in Quick mode, took 36 minutes 15 seconds. The whole run took 38 minutes 34 seconds.
926 faces were found. The scan ended with 204 people. After the album merged people who look the same, it shows 160 people and 6 Often together groups.
About 11 minutes for 1,000 photos is an estimate from this photo pace, not a second measured run.