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Originally Posted by JSWolf
How do you get KindleUnpack to extract the ePub source? All I've seen is KindleUnpack shifting the KF8 code to ePub. In most cases, it works well because the source was an ePub. But in some cases, not well at all because the KF8 is a real mess.
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If the source document is included in the azw3 and is an epub, KindleUnpack will extract that file. For some reason, probably since Kindle Previewer/Kindlegen includes source by default, there are quite a few of those. If the source file is not there, you get a conversion. There are some oddities when you convert an epub to a joint Mobi which are reflected in the embedded epub.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Would that be "where the are not enough high resolution images"?
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Nope. As I wrote:
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I do make exceptions for ebooks that require kepub such as epub3 FLO books and the occasional book where there are enough high resolution images to make the image zoom worth having (I think I might need one hand to count those books).
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I specified high resolution images so that zooming them is worthwhile. Zooming a lower resolution image is useless unless pixelation and artifacts are what you are looking for. Zooming in on a map that is 4000x6000 pixels allows you to see details that are not visible on the full screen display I normally use for maps.