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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
How would that be any different than feeding the epub directly to kindlegen? My reason for using calibre as an intermediate step is because calibre does a much better job of translating/flattening an ePub's CSS into a mobi that more accurately reflects the original (visibly) than kindlegen currently does. Kindlegen can then take the mobiunpack output and create the final mobi (with the approved tools). Or am I missing something?
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I believe the --kindlegen option did the usual conversion to mobipocket-specific HTML, but them used kidnlegen to compile it into an actual mobipocket file rather than calibre's own mobipocket file generation code.