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Old 04-08-2010, 04:27 PM   #10
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Location: Battle Creek, Michigan
Device: Sony PRS505SC
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Originally Posted by Zipr View Post
I'm a long time lrf user that tried epub for a while based on all the praise I read here on these forums. Well, after using them for a few months, I'm back to using lrf exclusively. The epubs were hit or miss for me. Some worked great but others would slow to a crawl somewhere in the middle of them. Also, I really don't like the page number format in epubs and I certainly don't like the page number being displayed over my text in the right margin.

True, you can't buy lrf from Sony any more. But, I buy epubs, strip the DRM and then convert to lrf. Calibre makes it simple to convert back and forth. Actually, I now have an epub and a lrf version of all the books I own.
I must agree that LRF is ideal for my Sony 505. I understand why you are maintaining 2 versions. With LRF everything works quickly. Epub works, but it is slower and yes the page numbering is a little strange but I live with it. I see the need to try to adopt a common format, but LRF remains great for Sony.

I think people are mostly accepting epub. As an ebook seller, I used to sell the LRF versions frequently and now hardly ever. Most sales are going to epub and pdf.
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