Thread: Mobiperl Mobiperl - Perl tools for handling MobiPocket files
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Old 03-12-2008, 02:28 PM   #430
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Originally Posted by nrapallo View Post
As .oeb (an OEBFF container produced by eBook Publisher) is a 'generic' self-contained format, are there any tools you may have that convert from it to mobi format? to any format?

I'm adding .oeb as an output format to PDFRead and will soon release same as version 1.8 (with Ashish Kulkarni's permission). I wanted to easily allow mobipocket users to benefit from this addition as PDFRead does not presently support .prc output formats natively.

By the way, I also added .html as an output format to PDFRead which produces a .opf file along with this, so I guess opf2mobi or Mobipocket creator can do the trick for mobipocket users. However, I'm having issues with this as the .opf file produced is not mobipocket specific and breaks sometimes.

I prefer however a direct .oeb to .mobi tool, if there is one already.
Well, no. Is the container anything more then zipped files that you can unpack and run opf2mobi on? opf2mobi should not really be MobiPocket specific in any way. I read the specification on ePub web pages when writing it. So if you have specific problems or bugs I can fix them. opf2mobi does not support style sheets in any way.
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