Thread: How to format pc without losing metadata Calibre?
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Old 03-11-2011, 05:31 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by retval View Post
Yes, I see. Metadata.db a file and then folders for each metadata.opf authors.
Before using Calibre, I ordered my library by topic / author / book, but when I installed the software Calibre reorganized the library and stopped (crash) in the middle. I think there were too many books. So now I have to manually check the metadata and add many books that no admission gauge installation. Thanks again.
"Too many books" is when your HD runs out of space

I have heard claims of 20K books in Calibre. You ain't even close

Calibre will help you find weak, about to fail hardware.
Converts are heavy CPU users and frequent HD access.
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