Thread: New version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM")
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Old 11-29-2021, 10:03 AM   #1431
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
If you want Calibre to recognize your Kobo Elipsa, forget Calibre 4 and install the latest Calibre 5. Also, you want to install DeDRM 10.0.1.
I haven't had issues with Calibre not recognizing my Kobo Elipsa (My Elipsa troubles were due to a Kobo glitch with CBZ files). I can connect just fine with my Elipsa, and transfer books without issue. The problem was the bug where new installs of Calibre and Alf's DeDRM 7.2.1 on 64bit Macs were not copying over the DRM keys, so the imported books weren't being stripped of their DRM. This was only something I ran into this month since doing a clean install on my iMac.

I have since jumped through some hoops and got Calibre 5, DeDRM 7.2.1, and Kindle 1.31.0 all working happily together. However, in light of @apprenticeharpers comments, I'll switch over to noDRM as soon as the new dev adds the Mac patch that he's working on.
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