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Thanks for kepubify v4. I can now convert my epub to kepub and load them from my IPad to my Aura One wirelessly. Before this conversion my epubs did not have the proper chapter’s or pages left in chapter’s displayed.
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![]() I've found that there are usually reasons why people stick with one OS instead of going with another and try to work with what they use. I've downloaded the Linux version and tried it, also tried the Web version — both work well. Now if Kobo would just give us the option for page numbering that doesn't change when font sizes or margins change. But really good work on Kepubify. Can't get much easier. Thanks to geek1011. |
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Oh wow, I just realized that I can run the arm version of seriesmeta locally on a Kobo by running
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seriesmeta /mnt/onboard/ So I'm thinking maybe I should keep a copy of kepubify on this thing too just in case, but I'm not sure which version to get: The regular arm version, or the arm v6 version. Does anyone know which version will run better on a Kobo? I'm not sure what version/generation the cpu is. |
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You'll want ARM v7
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Is it possible to have the output be *.kepub format? I ask because in Calibre it is nice to be able to differentiate from original epub version and kepub.
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If you are asking about what is on the device, it has to be ".kepub.epub". That is what the device looks for. If you put it on the device a just ".kepub", the book will be ignored. In calibre, the extension used is ".kepub". That is because calibre, like most other applications, are looking at the normal extension. If you want to add a kepub to calibre, then you should use that. But, it I do not believe kepubify has a way to add the generated kepub to calibre. Personally, I think storing kepubs that have been generated from other formats in calibre is pointless. There is no use for them except to send to a Kobo device. Calibre will let you view them, but, you cannot edit them. If you need to fix something, you will probably be better to fix it in the original book and generate the kepub again for your device. But, if you really want to add the kepubs to calibre, there are plenty of ways to change the extension. |
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But in my opinion even though kepubify is faster, if You want to add the kepub file to calibre it is usually not worth using kepubify instead of calibre to create it. It can be useful only if for some reason the conversion is very very long with calibre and it is faster with Kepubify. |
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kepubify is best if you want to use the command line to convert from ePub to KePub.
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It's easy to fix this when you are very familiar with the conversion settings, but for people who don't edit books often, a kepub converter that *won't* mangle the book might be a good idea. This doesn't apply too book converted on the fly by the kobo touch extended plugin, which is probably the recommended way to do it for most. But one benefit of converting and storing the kepub is the ability to download kepub from the content server if you like to get your books that way. |
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