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Old 11-09-2018, 12:28 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Rbneader View Post
I've liked my Kobo for small sets of books, but it does take a really long time to index books. The hardware was good and overall it was easy to use.

I have at least double your library though, so you might not have the same experience with indexing taking forever.
9300 books on a Clara HD with a 32GB uSD card. Took about 27 minutes to import the books after I copied them over. It took longer for the copy than for the import. Software was a 4.11.whatever.

Edit: One note is that all those ebooks have been through either FlightCrew and epubcheck for epub2 ebooks or epubcheck for epub3 ebooks so I am fairly certain that none are going to cause issues when importing. Otherwise, I would limit the number imported in one batch to allow more easily finding the corrupt ebooks. Kobo's equivalent to a Kindle getting stuck indexing.
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