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Old 08-08-2020, 08:06 AM   #2
thiago.eec
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Originally Posted by droopy View Post
In the past, when I have books that are imported into my Calibre library, I'd select a bunch of them and do "Download Metadata". But now, I do a preliminary step: I find the ISBNs from within the book itself with the Extract ISBN plugin. With this initial step, it seems that the "Download Metadata" runs faster.

Questions:
1. Do you have the same experience?
2. Any other tips on how I can speed up my processing of books?
Almost (or maybe all) the Metadata Source Plugins uses about the same logic:

1) First, look for their own identifier. I you have a identifier set for that specific plugin (skoob, amazon, google, etc), then go directly to the book page.
2) Second, use ISBN search.
3) Third, use TITLE/AUTHOR search. This is the last resource, since it tends to be more slow, because it may find various editions of the same book, and have to decide which one is more appropriated.
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