Thread: Sending metadata to Kobo Glo via Calibre is slow
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Old 01-03-2017, 05:27 AM   #10
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@Julez: As I said before, a lot of the time depends on the number of books, collections, number of books in the collections and number of books with series. You could turn the collection management and series info options off in the driver and see how much time was saved. I would also be interested in seeing a debug log from calibre to see if there are any obvious places that are using time. From my logs, it isn't obvious, but maybe the comparison will show something.

I also haven't had a real chance to check the code. I have looked at one of the things I was thinking of, and it's about as quick as I can do. But, if it is a problem point, the debug log would show.

For the debug log, restart calibre in debug mode (right-click the preferences button and choose the option), then connect the device. After the jobs have finished, close calibre. The debug log will be displayed. Post or PM the log to me to look at.
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