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Old 03-30-2011, 06:21 PM   #1
Karin Spaink
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Netherlands
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Importing and converting .azw to .mobi

In January, I bought a Kindle and a few books on Amazon. Using Calibre and its plug-ins it was a piece of cake to import them into my Calibre library, dump the DRM in the process and convert them to .mobi. The reason for doing so: I want to continue to be able to read the books that I've bought, even if in the future I move to another e-reader...

Tonight, I bought a few more books at Amazon. However, after importing them into Calibre, they still show up as .azw and they won't convert into .mobi: I get an error message saying that they're DRM protected.

What gives? Are there *different* kinds of DRM at Amazon, some of which can be stripped and some of which can't? I've tried the MobiDeDrm Python script, but somehow that doesn't work at all - it won't even unlock the books that I bought earlier while Calibre can still unlock those.

I'd be happy with some tips...

regards,
KS

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