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I have to digest this avalanche of information. I realized that my idea was dead end. Also, it seemed to me that by looking at the contents of the folder of each ebook, the metadata.opf file was shared by the epub and the kepub.
I wonder though why the kepub file generated by kobotouchextended does not go into a temporary file. Shouldn't on the fly behave like this? So you have to delete the kepub manually once it is transferred to the e-reader. Maybe there is a setting to delete it automatically.
And do you leave your kepubs or do you delete them?
I did not report the error and unfortunately I could not find on which Kobo e-reader and which ebook I had this failure. Mea culpa.
In fact I discovered by chance kepubify far from home and it helped me a lot. I secretly hoped to find a way to combine the speed performance of kepubify and still enjoy Calibre. Wrong way it seems.
I still have a lot to learn and I thank you all
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