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Old 05-12-2013, 06:03 PM   #1
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Hi,

Sorry if this is an obvious question. Calibre seems to have built in the ability to convert from an RSS feed to an ebook (via a custom recipe).

But is it possible to use an RSS feed as an input on the command line to 'ebook-convert', and then to output an ebook?

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But is it possible to use an RSS feed as an input on the command line to 'ebook-convert', and then to output an ebook?
Yes and no. I am no expert but I think you need the RSS feed inserted in a recipe before running the ebook-convert. Read the sticky post at the top of this form or the Adding your favorite news website section of calibre's manual for more info.

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Thank you - that was the conclusion I had come to.

I'm trying to add additional functionality to an android app I made for calibre. I think I can just get it to build an RSS recipe on the fly though, given an input feed - so should be a workaround.

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