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Originally Posted by odt2epub
Quality in the sense that the output looks more like a book and not just some packaged HTML.
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Care to be more specific? ePubs are packaged XHTML -- how much they look like a book is surely going to depend on how well the CSS (styles in an ODT) are made to look bookish, and I wouldn't want my converter messing with my styles.
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There is no catch -- you can test it first, without paying. You'll get a truncated version of the output.
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I tried one, and it didn't give me a trial document. I uploaded an ODT file, but got a 404 file not found error when I tried to download the trial result. The "ePub validator" window said:
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[top level]: I/O error: /usr/local/apache-tomcat-6.0.20/webapps/ROOT/sample/8641f298-714d-4aec-a4ee-7c0e32a116df.epub (No such file or directory)
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I was able to get a perfectly useable "book-looking" ePub from both calibre and 2EPUB from the same file.
Therefore, it's hard to validate your claims. Perhaps I'll try another file when I get a chance.