Thread: Audio or Video files into an eBook using calibre
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Old 09-03-2014, 12:48 AM   #9
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I have Luciefox for EPUB3 (one of the big consultancies produces the odd EPUB3 for all singing and dancing multimedia reports). Readium is said to be good but I didn't like it, works best on Safari I suspect, didn't like it on Chrome not tried it on Android.

There's a list at Mathjax, it includes calibre viewer - on account of its MathML support

I did read/hear that EPUB3 is getting some traction in the specialist edu market, children with learning difficulties, autism etc.

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