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Originally Posted by Forge
I am very confused. I've been adding acsms to Calibre directly and it downloads and DeDRMs via a single plugin, DeDRM. What is the acsm-input plugin *adding* that I'd want it? Does it not need an Adobe Digital Editions key? Does it grab more metadata/better cover?
I fire up Calibre, click "add book" in the top left, select the acsm. It imports the book as ePub with DRM stripped. I have metadata, cover, etc. There's even a checkbox in the DeDRM setup that removes the acsm file after a successful import, so I don't have to clean up.
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DeDRM does not do anything with .acsm files.
https://github.com/noDRM/DeDRM_tools...init__.py#L158 :
Code:
file_types = set(['epub','pdf','pdb','prc','mobi','pobi','azw','azw1','azw3','azw4','azw8','tpz','kfx','kfx-zip'])
If you're importing .acsm files into calibre, and they're ending up as ePubs, you have ACSM Input or something similar installed as a plugin. ACSM Input used to be called DeACSM.