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Originally Posted by Chai_King View Post
That’s exactly how I felt. Calibre’s generated spines never really satisfied me, so I started looking for real spine images instead—but they are very difficult to find. At the moment, the most practical option online seems to be photographing the spines of physical books you own and uploading those images yourself.
That is why I began exploring a compromise: an automatic spine-generation system that aims to feel more visually considered and a little closer to a real book spine.
Real spines are very inconsistent (My first use of Calibre was to document my 900+ paperback collection). Right facing text. Left facing text. The very occasional Vertical text. Pub Logo top, Pub Logo bottom and orientation is a grab bag. Even the color (readability contrast) choices are a mixed bag.
FWIW My CD and DVD and open real tape collection suffers from the same. If it can me done, it has
I did the same as @dnsb, tried the beta. Made a few suggestions and went back to list view (I also never use the original Cover browser)
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