Thread: Japanese support w/o proprietary formats?
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Old 06-15-2019, 10:26 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by sonderzeichen View Post
Thanks! What I had read about Kepub made it sound like there were problems using regular ePub files. If Kobo readers fully support ePub, that sound exactly like what I need.
Kobo ereaders have two renderers. One is based on RMSDK and is for epubs. That includes some ePub 3 support. The other is what they used for kepubs which is their format. It is basically epub but, they expect a few things. It has better ePub 3 support, including languages like Japanese. The only issue is that it requires some extra spans wrapping sentences for elements of navigation to work properly.
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