Thread: 5 hours updating metadata after downloading meta data for 300 books on i-3770k
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Old 06-07-2013, 06:45 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Adoby View Post
I don't think that the computer is the limiting factor at all, more your Internet connection and the response time for the metadata source(s) you have active.

The metadata is only updated in the metadata.db file, and that's not demanding at all.
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Updating metadata of 300 books, will mark those records. At low priority, Calibre will start backing those up (metadata.opf) in the books folder.
You can see the backlog: right-click Calibre Library: Library Maintenance: Library Metadata Backup Status.
I think one of the sources is having troubles (?Goodreads?)
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