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Nova5 · 01-08-2014, 01:57 PM

metadata.opf would be seemingly pointless as it doesn't get created in the source directory only the destination directory. Many of these are .txt format, those that I hadn't yet corrected/created metadata for weren't reimported as the were seen as dupes. but the correct ones were reimported. I probably should set the destination to be the same as the source that way it can't have this problem and will add the metadata files/tags to the original files.

my music/video management software leaves the files in the original location and just adds the location to a sql database. I can have it MOVE my files to follow a structure I build. Calibre should do the same database wise for where the files are, not neccesarily be able to follow my structure I have for movies/music.

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01-08-2014, 01:57 PM	#4
Nova5 Enthusiast Posts: 38 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2009 Device: Sony PRS-505	metadata.opf would be seemingly pointless as it doesn't get created in the source directory only the destination directory. Many of these are .txt format, those that I hadn't yet corrected/created metadata for weren't reimported as the were seen as dupes. but the correct ones were reimported. I probably should set the destination to be the same as the source that way it can't have this problem and will add the metadata files/tags to the original files. my music/video management software leaves the files in the original location and just adds the location to a sql database. I can have it MOVE my files to follow a structure I build. Calibre should do the same database wise for where the files are, not neccesarily be able to follow my structure I have for movies/music. MediaMonkey.. Last edited by Nova5; 01-08-2014 at 02:00 PM.