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Comic converter KCC and comic metadata format ComicInfo compared from their documentation…

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For anyone preparing comic or manga page images for e-ink readers and tagging the files. It sets out what each project's own README and schema files state about options, reading direction, credits, page types, age rating and AI disclosure. Based on the documentation only; nothing was installed or converted.

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Comic converter KCC and comic metadata format ComicInfo compared from their documentation (nothing run)

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For anyone preparing comic or manga page images for e-ink readers and tagging the files. It sets out what each project's own README and schema files state about options, reading direction, credits, page types, age rating and AI disclosure. Based on the documentation only; nothing was installed or converted.

Useful starting points

  • ComicInfo's documentation page names a page type Delete, but both schema files list Deleted, so check page types against the schema file you target.
  • Neither the converter README nor the schemas name a field for disclosing AI involvement; putting it in Notes or Tags would be a convention, not a native flag.
  • KCC's manga option only affects split order for CBZ output; the reading application sets the page-turn direction.
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