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jackmaynard · 02-15-2014, 11:52 AM

Hello, I am new at self publishing. Trying to do the work myself. I have a graphics background and that helps. I published my first eBook with music an animation in December of 2013. I worked great. Now I want to publish it on Amazon and Nook. I understand they do not support the animation so it will be a pretty simple book of pages. I am trying to use the Calibre program to format my MAC files to MOBI (Amazon) and EBUB for Nook. Big learning curve. Challenging and fun.
I am also a singer/songwritter and my goal is to create books with music and animation. And, with that, it's hard to see what/who supports that. HELP
I created an eBook for Apple iTurnes, iBook, and published it in the iAuthor program. It is a fixed format, landscape, children's book or comic book single page format to be read that way. Will Calibre work to produce MOBI files for Amazon and EPUB files for NOOK. Any comments or direction would be helpful.
Thanks Jack

02-15-2014, 11:52 AM	#1
jackmaynard Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2014 Device: Kindle Fire	File to eBook formats Hello, I am new at self publishing. Trying to do the work myself. I have a graphics background and that helps. I published my first eBook with music an animation in December of 2013. I worked great. Now I want to publish it on Amazon and Nook. I understand they do not support the animation so it will be a pretty simple book of pages. I am trying to use the Calibre program to format my MAC files to MOBI (Amazon) and EBUB for Nook. Big learning curve. Challenging and fun. I am also a singer/songwritter and my goal is to create books with music and animation. And, with that, it's hard to see what/who supports that. HELP I created an eBook for Apple iTurnes, iBook, and published it in the iAuthor program. It is a fixed format, landscape, children's book or comic book single page format to be read that way. Will Calibre work to produce MOBI files for Amazon and EPUB files for NOOK. Any comments or direction would be helpful. Thanks Jack