Thread: HOWTO: make your kobo faster by modifying filesystem options
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Old 09-06-2016, 11:54 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by rtiangha View Post
*That* just made my day! Thanks. I guess I'll set my Calibre to batch-process all of my epubs in advance overnight tonight then; the extra used hard disk space will be worth it if it'll cut down on the processing time later on when transferring.
You can also remove epub from the list of supported books. calibre will then do the conversion during the send. Doing that will mean you don't have to remember to do the conversion before sending newer books.

Also, there is a difference between the converted kepubs and the kepubs generated by the extended driver. The conversion uses the full conversion pipeline. That means that other change can happen. The driver directly changes the code to add the spans without touching things like the toc or styles. There shouldn't be any difference when reading, but the contents will be different.
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