Thread: Does Kobo have a non-standard EPUB format?
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Old 07-05-2011, 02:19 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Taantric View Post
In all of the above apps the book text is corrupted. Like half the page is in normal text and half is in weird ascii characters and numbers. This is happening on all pages in both the books.
Do they look OK in the ADE desktop software?


[quote]However if I open the books in the Kobo reader app, they work fine. But the Kobo app is crap compared to the Mantano app.QUOTE]
The Kobo app isn't using a regular ePub, it's using Kobo's "kepub" format or something like that.


All the devices/apps you mention having the problem use Adobe's RMSDK to provide the use of DRM'd books so it possible that there's some kind of bug in the RMSDK.
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