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Originally Posted by magarto
And, the same but downloading the book from internet (I want to create a OPDS library in a server)?
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Originally Posted by magarto
Ok thanks... I can see that it is impossible to fix it directly without that python script ...
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Not impossible. Calibre + Quality Check plug-in. No python script required:
- Import epub into Calibre and open Edit Metadata. Under Ids, enter ASIN (which you can get from Amazon site under Product Details. Example: "mobi-asin:B123456789". If an ISBN is already there, you can leave it and add the ASIN after, separating with a comma: "isbn:987654321, mobi-asin:B123456789".) ADD: You can also try "download metadata" and see if Calibre will pull the ASIN from Amazon's servers (thanks eschwartz for this tip).
- Convert to azw3
- Use Quality Check plug-in and select "Fix ASIN for Kindle Fire"
The resulting azw3 can be uploaded to a server and downloaded directly to a Kindle; the Kindle sees a properly embedded ASIN and retrieves the cover from Amazon's server. This works on my Kindle Voyage using Dropbox. Maybe it will work with your OPDS?