Thread: CBR conversion to pdf
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Old 10-23-2011, 01:50 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by stexxe View Post
I'm converting it because ibook doens't support CBR ^_^ (and all my library is managed with iBooks)
About the single core utilization now I have 8 processes named "calibre-parallel.exe" that are using a huge quantity of mem but no CPU time...
Now I will wait a bit more and try to restore an old version of calibre... is there a specific procedure in order to install an older version?
Simply UN-Instal first via the Windows Control panel.
(I like to re-boot: for a clean slate.)
Install the slightly older version.
Calibre updates the DB structure, so I don't know how far back you can get away with. Kovid would have to answer that. Backup your Library (at least Metadata.db if you put back this version and make no changes to the data)
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