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Old 01-28-2019, 09:37 AM   #6
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"Media File Importer" Plug-in
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Originally Posted by font332 View Post
This @path option seems to no longer work, it just adds %TAG_1% and %TAG_2% to the tag field.
Anyone knows why/how to make it work again?
Thanks

In 2019 in Calibre, the only way you can derive metadata from a complex folder structure is to use the Calibre plug-in "Media File Importer" to create a book with all of your desired metadata via its use of "Dynamic Variables".

You can add multiple ebook formats to that same Calibre book via drag-and-drop.


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