Content Kindle Comic Converter - Convert comics/manga to MOBI/EPUB

[knc1]

Try taking the accented characters and spaces out of the pathname and filename - -
That might help in finding the source of the problem.

[AcidWeb]

I put much work to support all "exotic" characters but I agree that might be issue in some
very rare cases.

Also check your antivirus software. Some Asian AV solutions are total garbage.

EDIT:
I just checked errors reports that I received from your computer. Something is blocking parsing of temporary files. Definitely overzealous AV would be my first guess.

It is known issue: https://github.com/ciromattia/kcc/issues/230

[knc1]

Originally Posted by AcidWeb

I put much work to support all "exotic" characters but I agree that might be issue in some
very rare cases.

Also check your antivirus software. Some Asian AV solutions are total garbage.

EDIT:
I just checked errors reports that I received from your computer. Something is blocking parsing of temporary files. Definitely overzealous AV would be my first guess.

It is known issue: https://github.com/ciromattia/kcc/issues/230

And it may very well be WinXP the poster is running.

[Boyzzun]

Originally Posted by AcidWeb

I put much work to support all "exotic" characters but I agree that might be issue in some
very rare cases.

Also check your antivirus software. Some Asian AV solutions are total garbage.

EDIT:
I just checked errors reports that I received from your computer. Something is blocking parsing of temporary files. Definitely overzealous AV would be my first guess.

It is known issue: https://github.com/ciromattia/kcc/issues/230

Hi,
I follow your instruction, change the name of chapter, no space, turn off the internet (make sure no wannnacry) , turn off AV ( i use kaspersky) and the new faul appear , firstly my laptop appear mess low space, i check the C drive and see that only have more than 3gb but the folder i convert is in E driver with more than 100gb free space
Dont know why and how to solve it

[AcidWeb]

Temporary files are created on C:

[Boyzzun]

Originally Posted by AcidWeb

Temporary files are created on C:

So do you have any recommend to me ?

[AcidWeb]

Make more space on C:.

[Boyzzun]

Originally Posted by AcidWeb

Make more space on C:.

Dear

could i change to another local disk, i have another E drive disk with more than 100 GB free and the folder i convert is in the E drive, so why it still lack of space ?

[knc1]

Originally Posted by Boyzzun

Dear

could i change to another local disk, i have another E drive disk with more than 100 GB free and the folder i convert is in the E drive, so why it still lack of space ?

No, not without changing how Windows handles temporary files.
Because the temporary files are created on the C drive, you have no choice.

That is the way the program is written (it uses: "the system:"\tmp, which is always on the installation (first, C:) drive)).
That is the way Bill Gates wrote Windows, your argument is with him.

If you absolutely, positively, can not free more space on your C: drive (eventually other things that need space in \tmp will break if you don't) . . . .

Then install a VM running Linux on your E: drive with the 100g of free space.
Then run the Linux version of KCC:
https://kcc.iosphe.re/
Scroll to bottom of that page.

[Boyzzun]

Hi guys,

after clear the C disk it can convert the file to .mobi, but now i have new problem that when i convert to kindle oasis or kobo aura one (i have both) look like the text and picture in the comic is have more raw (low quality) than jpeg and png of this comic
and i dont add any option feature to the output file

So could you tell me how to solve it ? because the oasis and aura one have high dpi so the picture is not compatible with ?

[AcidWeb]

I guess that source files resolution is lower than screen resolution. Quality loss is caused by upscaling.

[Boyzzun]

Originally Posted by AcidWeb

I guess that source files resolution is lower than screen resolution. Quality loss is caused by upscaling.

but i can still read the original comic in tablet or laptop with good quality ?

[knc1]

Let us see an example of the 'low quality' display on your Kindle.
Just take a screen shot and attach to your next post.

(Touchscreen Kindles - a two finger touch, a finger at each of two diagonally opposite corners takes a screen shot.)

(You have to use the 'advanced editor' here to manage attachments to a post. Use the 'go advanced' button just below this text entry box. If there isn't a 'go advanced' button, your already using it, just scroll down to the 'manage attachments' section.)

[AcidWeb]

Screenshots are not optimal choice in this case. Image quality drop even more on them. It is hard do judge the quality of e-ink optimized image on non e-ink screen.

@Boyzzun - I think that everything is as it should be. Your images just look like this on e-ink screen. Not everyone thinks that this level of quality is good enough.

[knc1]

Originally Posted by AcidWeb

Screenshots are not optimal choice in this case. Image quality drop even more on them. It is hard do judge the quality of e-ink optimized image on non e-ink screen.

@Boyzzun - I think that everything is as it should be. Your images just look like this on e-ink screen. Not everyone thinks that this level of quality is good enough.

Ah, but you overlook the fact that Kindles use a screen buffer display.
A "snapshot" (the way the Kindle system does it) is an exact copy of the buffer.

Which means that graphic tools can be used to see what the problem is, rather than eyeballs (no 'just look at' involved).

I noticed that in the distribution web page the interface had a gamma setting -
And the O.P. claimed not to have made any option settings -
Q.E.D: Perhaps he should have.

A histogram made of the buffer contents would tell in a hurry if there was a real problem or just user-error.
No eyeballs involved.