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Originally Posted by nono01
Maybe because i don't want to use Caliber all the time and rename manually all my books.  |
As has been mentioned above -- if you don't want to use calibre for what it is meant for, then what, precisely,
do you use it for?
calibre is a librarian for your books. It tracks them, stores metadata in its catalogs, and makes all of that available for you, and in order to do a good job at that,
it needs you to use it. If you really want to deal with raw files, go ahead -- but you can do that just as well without calibre having ever been involved at any time.
You just want to convert books? calibre has a rich and featureful
command line interface.
Or you can export books according to whatever metadata-based filename paths you prefer, sing save-to-disk.
My favorite method involves just letting calibre abstract away all that busywork.