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Originally Posted by RhialtoFalu
Another request, with some context first:
I have a bunch of .lit files. Coolreader can't read them, but I have the program "convertlit" (also known as "clit") to convert them to html, and "lit2epub" continues to make an .epub from that.
However, for some reason Coolreader said there was an error in the epub file. So instead I tried to read the output from convertlit directly. It makes a bunch of .html files, and an .opf file to link them together. Just as is present in an .epub file.
So: it would be nice if Coolreader could read starting from an .opf file directly. It probably can do this directly, since they are in .epub files already. So this would enable to read expanded .epub files, too.
I hope you like my idea, thanks!
Edit: I tried "lit2epub" on several .lit files, and CoolReader failed on all of them. I made a log file with the Linux amd64 version, and I pasted it at http://pastebin.com/16GBpHdT . Maybe it tells you what's wrong... |
I would recommend using calibre for converting from lit to epub I never had any problems with epubs from lit converted with calibre