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Old 09-19-2011, 02:36 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by itimpi View Post
If a reader device cannot be made to show up as a drive letter in Calibre then there is no easy way for Calibre to use it.

You might want to see if it shows up as a folder that can be seen via Calibre so that the Send to Folder functionality can be used?
No, unfortunately that doesn't work, either.

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Originally Posted by dwanthny View Post
Here is MTP explained. As itimpi said if you can't assign the device a drive letter then calibre will not be able to connect to it directly. You might want to investigate the calibre content server to get books to it wirelessly.

Alternatively the manufacturer might have an app or firmware upgrade on their site that can mount their device in a more traditional way.
From what I've read (since posting my question), this appears to have been a design decision by Samsung, not to allow the device to mount as a drive letter.

I know how the content server works for Stanza, but Stanza doesn't seem to have an Android version. (I wonder if Aldiko can talk to the content server.)

So far, I have to say the Android experience has been somewhat disappointing (in ways unrelated to ebooks). I'm glad I have 30 days to decide whether to keep the device or not.
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