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Originally Posted by JSWolf
It doesn't matter what the compression is. The thing is, the image sizes are being reduced. So you want to have the settings such that the image do not get changed and we've already given you the info on how to do that earlier in this thread.
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But I do want the images compressed! They total 19.1 MB in the file which makes it very laggy even viewing it on the computer let alone my Kobo.
What I am trying to figure out is how to set things up so I get roughly the same size output file as I used to in 3.48 (certainly no more than 5 MB). I really don't want to have to copy to an old computer to carry out the compression then port back to the main computer.
I did wonder if it was something in the Epub 3 output that causing it (I've had previous experience with a print layout Epub 3 file where every letter had it's own css).
@Kovid, was there a reason why the new conversion doesn't compress images automatically? It's rather annoying to have to run books through multiple processes before they get transferred to one's device.