Thread: Calibre 'translates' greek titles to english
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Old 04-14-2020, 03:20 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by montechristos View Post
Update: 'save to disk' seems to work.
However, it does not keep the dates of the files And I want to display them by date in my Note2.
Any ideas?
Save to disk is creating a new file. So the dates would be the current date/time.

Have you checked to see if your Note 2 is truly unable to display file metadata? That is pretty basic functionality for any ereader.

Are you using the library view or a file storage view?

If you long press on the book in library view, does it show the Greek title/author?
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