PDF - Suppression of AC3 Metadata

Nathan Brazil · 07-29-2023, 05:34 AM

i have a new metadata viewer called Metadata++. When I Save a PDF to Disk, I know it will write relevant data into the old PDF properties and XMP Dublin Core. This new viewer finally shows me what I was concerned with. Along with those, it displays a metadata group it calls AC3. The viewer displays that it contains a snapshot of my database columns (my db has 35+ columns) and the data values associated with that pdf.

The only columns which does not consider custom are :
author_sort
link_maps
Timestamp
title_sort

Can this class of metadata (AC3) be suppressed when calibre performs the saving to disk process?

kovidgoyal · 07-29-2023, 05:42 AM

No, writing metadata to a file writes all the metadata that file format supports.

07-29-2023, 05:34 AM	#1
Nathan Brazil Gaming Ludographer Posts: 10 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2019 Device: Windows 11 PC	PDF - Suppression of AC3 Metadata i have a new metadata viewer called Metadata++. When I Save a PDF to Disk, I know it will write relevant data into the old PDF properties and XMP Dublin Core. This new viewer finally shows me what I was concerned with. Along with those, it displays a metadata group it calls AC3. The viewer displays that it contains a snapshot of my database columns (my db has 35+ columns) and the data values associated with that pdf. The only columns which does not consider custom are : author_sort link_maps Timestamp title_sort Can this class of metadata (AC3) be suppressed when calibre performs the saving to disk process?

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kovidgoyal creator of calibre Posts: 44,160 Karma: 22670164 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Mumbai, India Device: Various	No, writing metadata to a file writes all the metadata that file format supports.

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