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Old 07-09-2017, 04:52 AM   #5
chaley
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Originally Posted by BillCalibre View Post
...actually, Charles, I just reread your reply (more carefully this time) and realize that you already answered my follow up question with "The calibre wireless device driver (which I maintain) does not support updating calibre metadata for a book...".

So perhaps I should rephrase to ask you as the wireless device driver maintainer about the probability of that capability being added in the future (or would that violate one of Calibre's design principles?)

Thanks

Bill
For a variety of reasons related to complexity, performance, development time, and correctness, adding up-syncing of metadata changes won't happen in the current CC + calibre.

On the other hand, Kovid is looking at how to solve a similar problem with the new content server, permitting metadata changes on a "slave" server and syncing the changes back to a "master" server. Depending on where he goes with the idea (if anywhere) then CC might be able to tag along, but if so then there is a very high probability that the work would happen in Android CC (which I also maintain).

Kovid is also looking at editing metadata via the "master" content server. As before, depending on what he ends up doing, CC might be able to tag along by offering some user interface to talk to the running content server.
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