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DuskyRose · 09-20-2022, 11:27 AM

Jut got a Libra 2 last week, and loving it so far. But, I'm the kind of person who feels like using *all* the space provided on my tech, so push the envelope on my new toys.

I've got a vacation coming up next month, so don't want to sped a lot of time rebooting and reloading in case I overload it before then. But it bugs me not to know.

I know the web site says 24,000 books. (In particular "**1GB = 1 billion bytes. Assumes an approximate size of about 1.3 MB per eBook, and average audiobook length of 6.5 hours with 28.8MB per hour.")

And I know it's not the storage space that's really important, but how large a database the software can handle without chocking up.

Anybody push the limits? Realistically, what number of books can the program handle?

09-20-2022, 11:27 AM	#1
DuskyRose Guru Posts: 754 Karma: 9209502 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Virginia Device: Boox Note Air3, Palma, K-Scribe, Eclipsa 2e, & Libra 2, Ipads	Storage Jut got a Libra 2 last week, and loving it so far. But, I'm the kind of person who feels like using all the space provided on my tech, so push the envelope on my new toys. I've got a vacation coming up next month, so don't want to sped a lot of time rebooting and reloading in case I overload it before then. But it bugs me not to know. I know the web site says 24,000 books. (In particular "**1GB = 1 billion bytes. Assumes an approximate size of about 1.3 MB per eBook, and average audiobook length of 6.5 hours with 28.8MB per hour.") And I know it's not the storage space that's really important, but how large a database the software can handle without chocking up. Anybody push the limits? Realistically, what number of books can the program handle?