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Old 05-07-2017, 05:15 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Mex5150 View Post
I can extract the text in the djvu file (in a few different ways) but I can't get inline images to convert. What I want is to go from djvu to epub, I'm not worried about extra steps in-between as long as both text and images make it to the final epub. Like the OP I'm running Linux, but I can probably borrow a windows machine for a while if that's the only way to do this. Any ideas?
Have you downloaded DjVuLibre and run any of the tools included in there?

One of the commandline tools is "ddjvu", which may be helpful for extracting Images from DJVU:

https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Help:...DjVu_to_Images

If you need to extract Text, it also has a few other commandline tools (specific instructions are also in the link above). I have no idea if it outputs plaintext or HTML though.

Another last resort you could do is convert DJVU->PDF, and then use whatever PDF tools are available to pull out the Images/Text.
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