Thread: Question about keeping both epub AND mobi formats
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Old 05-05-2012, 07:13 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by louwin View Post
My daughter AND her husband have Kindles. I have my library on a portable external 1.5Tb drive and had expected my son-in-law to want access to it. I was offered a Kindle but thought I would wait for my iPad 3

Wouldn't Caliber convert the epubs on the fly when it sees the device is a Kindle?

It isn't so much the storage space, why keep something if it isn't necessary?

It is also unappealling to say "I have xxxx books but 5,000 are duplicates in other formats..."

When Caliber says the library contains "9155 books" does it include the same books in different formats?
What a Fly it would be if you wanted one of those few books that took 24 HOURS to convert
True, that less than .0000001% (guesstimate ) take that long. but 10-20 minutes is not that uncommon for me.
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