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Old 09-23-2011, 01:47 PM   #11
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Device: PRS-505, PB 902, PRS-T1, PB 623, PB 840, PB 633
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Originally Posted by Lester Burnham View Post
How was using the output profile for the Kindle DX, since PB pro 902/903 and DX are both 1200x825?

My PB 902 should be delivered today and I've been messing with Calibre for a few days getting different formats/conversions ready for some trial and error and I've been using the DX output profile for everything.
When I fooled around with this 6 months or so ago, I couldn't get Calibre to keep the images at the original size. Maybe it's different today, and you should try to find out. If you create an epub or pdf file, you should be able to extract the images from it and see for yourself what resolution they are.

I ended up writing a script to bundle a bunch of images into a PDF file. It would convert the images to TIFF using ImageMagick's convert program, bundle those together into a PDF using libtiff's tiffcp and tiff2pdf programs, and then use ghostscript to add some tags (although, in retrospect, I see that tiff2pdf can add author and title tags). I've attached the Unix shell script here in case anyone's interested in it.
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