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Old 04-24-2009, 10:47 PM   #84
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Originally Posted by wallcraft View Post
Would a 1.5MB JPEG image work in a MOBI? As I reported in post #45, when I tried Calibre's any2mobi on the ePub it reduced the image filesize by about a factor of three but the resulting images still did not display in Windows MobiPocket Reader. When the same ePub is converted to MOBI using Windows MobiPocket Reader the image sizes are reduced drastically and this involves reducing the image dimensions in pixels as well as (presumably) increasing its JPEG compression.
I know what the problem is. If you take the ePub and look and the two cover html files, you'll see they are using wonky code to treat the JPG images as SVG. Calibre mishandles this and the images do not come out properly. What you need to do to fix this is replace that SVG code with HTML code that centers the images as standard JPG. Then the conversion to Mobipocket will work fine.
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