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Old 02-01-2012, 10:17 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by tomthepom View Post
Hi All

I have a library of mixed formats, epub, mobi and others, which I manage with Calibre for various reading devices.
Now when I send, say, an epub book to my kindle, Calibre will auto convert this to mobi format before sending it. All well and good. But now I have two copies of the book in the database; the original epub and the converted mobi. How do I prevent Calibre from saving newly converted files to the database?
I would rather have just the one original file in the database and autoconvert it every time I use it.

Cheers

Tom
Are disk drives that expensive where you live?
Are you willing to wait hours while the really odd/difficult convert ?



You might want to revisit your thinking.

If Calibre needed to Auto-convert... You have a need (and device) for that format. Why burn power (conversion is CPU intensive) over and over for the same book.
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