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Can you explain the syntax for how to use the -t and -a options?
Ive tried both of these ways: comiclrf.pl -t "Comic Name" "C:\Comic.cbz" and comiclrf.pl "C:\Comic.cbz" -t "Comic Name" Both with and without quotes. Im obviously doing something wrong. |
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FangornUK, is there any way to have the program convert a batch of cbr/cbz files into one large lrf file? It would be great to have one large file on the Reader instead of lots of individual files.
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Is that really useful? Most of my Comic files are very large and combining them would probably make them too big. I think it is 64MBytes limit but I might be wrong. It would mean a major rewrite to do that anyway.
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I agree, too many is not practical. I was thinking about doing 10 issues per file, that way it is more organized on the Reader and just looks more clean. Not a big deal, just the organizational freak in me wanting folders and sub-menus on the Reader.
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Just wanted to give a big thanks to FangornUK. comiclrf is the only thing that let me painlessly convert scanlations. I tried Manga2Ebook and another one or two and they all mangled the output into lrf's that are nowhere as good as the ones I get with comiclrf. And the alternatives took so much more effort for a poorer reading experience.
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I ran them through PDFRead afterward. I also tried JE Comics and JAP (Just Another Printer). Various issues included not being able to center justify the page, extra whitespace and dissatisfaction with image quality regardless of settings.
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For starters, don't let it autocrop. And besides, rasterfarian was and is still recommended above pdfread. There is a reason why manga2ebook only makes pdf-files.... |
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Try out pdflrf. I've added a bunch more options for processing comic files. I'm interested in any feedback.
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I have to give kudos to comiclrf, it works like a dream. I haven't got the reader yet but I was able to batch convert a bunch of comics and the B&W output looks great on the connect desktop reader.
This program's one of the things that's making the Sony Reader that much more viable a choice for me. |
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Hello All, I am having problems running this program. I have installed the perl per the readme using the default directory. I have installed ImageMagick-6.3.6-10 using defualt setup. Comiclrf is in C:\comiclrf
I have run the command: comiclrf.pl "c:\comiclrf\test.cbr" and I get the following error: Unknown open() mode '>:raw:encoding(UTF16-LE):crlf:utf8' at D:\comiclrf\comiclrf .pl line 152. any ideas? Thanks, Lockery |
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You installed ActivePerl with all the default options?
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Correct. I have tried running it from c and d drive. the above error message came from running on d drive. I am not familiar with perl, so I am not sure what the above message is stating.
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