Thread: Aura HD Corrupt database?
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Old 01-12-2014, 04:40 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
Rather interesting since I've found that editing an epub with no TOC entries, generating the TOC gives an entry of dtb:depth=0 which epubcheck and Flightcrew both seem to find no problems with. I guess that since strictly speaking the dtb:xxx tags other than the dtb:id tag, are not part of the epub specification (dtb = Digital Talking Book), that result could be expected.
epubcheck doesn't look at the dtb:depth value, possibly for that very reason. Also, note that the first of your samples is not empty; it has one "Start" node.

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The two sample toc.ncx files below are from the same epub with the <h?> tags in the second changed to <p> tags for the first.
Did you generate those NCX samples with Calibre, though? I don't see its signature metadata element in them...
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