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Originally Posted by Eilishididn't
What in Sam hill am I supposed to read them on now that my nearly new Cybook bit it and Bookeen won't replace it even with the extended warranty? Or do I just need to learn to use Calibre? This mobidedrm thing.... I read the instructions and got cross-eyed and sleepy in about 5.
Is that too much for one post?
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Options:
1- Buy a Hanlin V3 ebook reader (say the Astak) and install the Mobi-DRM capable firmware
2- There is a GUI front-end package available for the MobiDRM remover floating around. If you found the removal tool, you'll be able to find the ebookutility. It reportedly does batch removals. (No personal experience.)
3- Except for Sony and nook, pretty much all ebook reader gadgets handle DRM-free Mobi pretty well, Kindle included.
4- Calibre is a very nice conversion tool but it can be tricky in places; it has a learning curve and is in constant update mode.
It really comes down to time and money; do you want to throw time or money at the problem?
Its early in the age of ebooks; we're all pioneers.
(And you know what they say of pioneers...)