Thread: PRS-300 Just got a PRS-300, my first dedicated ereader
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Old 01-12-2010, 05:33 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Bremen Cole View Post
Be careful of the Amazon DRM. While many of their books are easy to liberate, the "topaz" scheme is still not cracked. I had a few Kindle for PC books before I got my reader, and about half of them I was able to liberate, but the other half was a no go. Kobo is an excellent book store as well.
I had read about that before I purchased any Kindle books. I download a sample of the book to make sure it is in MobiPocket format and only buy it if it is. Ideally I'd just buy more of my books from the Sony Reader store since they are already in EPUB format, but too often the price difference is non-trivial.
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Originally Posted by igorsk View Post
You can liberate your eReader books. Look for ereader2html.
I can't actually find that tool although I looked around for it quite a bit. Closest I found was ereader2pml. It works, but Calibre won't convert them without losing all the images. I also noticed that cover images and metadata were lost. So for now I'm stuck.
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