Thread: [Conversion Output] KFX Output
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Old 09-17-2020, 06:35 PM   #910
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Originally Posted by jhowell View Post
Amazon has had "panel view" for comics for a long time. It works as shown in the video you linked. For that you only need KF8 (azw3) format.

The newer "guided view" is an animated version of panel view. It does a transition showing the movement from one panel to the next, which makes it easier to see where the panels are placed on the page. The animation requires a display capable of showing motion so it does not work on e-ink Kindles, only on the phone/tablet apps. Guided view is generated by the KFX renderer so it requires the comic to be in KFX format.
Thank You for the clarification, I see how I presented it.
So You are saying, panel view can be obtained on a paperwhite? And not the one via KCC, rather with panels created by user? Does that mean I just input azw3 rather than Kfx in the console, and a similar result can be obtained? If Yes, then well that's great! I wouldn't mind Amazon supporting crop whitespace in their options either, but I thought all of those features are for kfx, and azw only got the font option. I don't think in recent history I was ever so glad of being wrong.
Sorry for the wording, not that savvy with the default formats since I mostly convert.
Thank You for Your insights, and also sorry since I know this isn't exactly a thread to ask about this niche, but I sort of piggybacked on previous comments since I was quite unsuccessful elsewhere.
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