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Originally Posted by muppetgeoff
@Devon
Hi,
I had this same issue when I started to import many PDF eBooks. I traced each book that caused the crash (i.e. the one that was 'in processing' at the time Calibre aborted) and I found that they were 'Protected' (according to Acrobat Reader).
Maybe Calibre crashes when it fails to write the meta data to a 'protected' PDF?
Just a thought.
Geoff
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How can you find which book calibre choked on? Calibre crashes when I try to get metadata on more than a few books and I'm trying to figure out why.
@ Kovid I actually experimented to be sure that it does and I wrote down a log. Here it is
Code:
Run get metadata for 701 files- it crashed.
597 files were not processed. Run get metadata for the remaining 597 files - It didn't crash but it stopped in the middle. no crash.
get metadata for remaining 283 - it crashed
154 - crashed
97 - crashed
43 - no crash
7 - no crash
5 - no crash
cannot find metadata for the 5 left.
process another batch of 772 files.
772 - crash.
621 - crash
527 - had to close after running for 18 hours.
100 - crash
57 - crash
15 no crash
done.
Another batch but this time made sure there are no duplicates in the book names.
700 - crash
564 - already seeing how this is going. posting...
One time when I clicked debug after the crash it gave me this
Code:
Unhandled exception at 0x652dee6c in calibre.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000049.
Thanks.