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Old 01-29-2012, 05:04 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by dumining View Post
With Calibre I am going thru the new library using the Edit Metadata box, after downloading metadata etc I then click on 'next' and first it sits there for 15s doing nothing, then the title bar shows not responding and then some 60s or more later it finally flicks on the next book - thus it is taking a long time to go thru the library cleaning things up

However the problem remains (unchanged) - I have switched off book details as well, no cover browser etc but still -

Any ideas from the community please?
(version 8.37, I am working on a w7 64 bit i5 SSD tablet, have the 12GB 1500 book library on a 32GB removable drive which is a class 10 sdhc)
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
SD cards are slow (compared to HD,SSHD)

Changing metadata, causes quite a few places/files to be updated.
As theducks mentioned, SD cards have pretty slow write speeds (Class 10 is just 10 MB/s). My HDD has an average sustained write speed of 80 MB/s (min ~60 MB/s, max ~100 MB/s) and my SATA II SSD can do over 150 MB/s. That's just talking about sustained write.

Calibre database operations are probably more akin to random read/write performance in which case, a Class 4 or 6 card from a good manufacturer (e.g. Sandisk) might work better than a Class 10 card from another.
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