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Old 05-17-2010, 08:49 AM   #1
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Help - epub files too large for Stanza?
How does one go about getting a 55meg epub into stanza? I thought Calibre would have some way to section a file up into smaller files...but I can't find it.
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Old 05-17-2010, 08:56 AM   #2
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How does one go about getting a 55meg epub into stanza? I thought Calibre would have some way to section a file up into smaller files...but I can't find it.
That would be an EPUB editing function - splitting a single ebook into multiple ebooks, and you are right - Calibre doesn't do that for you. Does Stanza have a size limit? AFAIK, Calibre doesn't.
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How does one go about getting a 55meg epub into stanza? I thought Calibre would have some way to section a file up into smaller files...but I can't find it.
If you physically have enough memory on the device then the Usual "file too big error" for epub files is based on the size of the html files inside the epub itself. ADE renders in many devices need the files to be in 300k chunks or less.

Try adding (keep a copy separate) it to Calibre then do an ePub to ePub conversion. This should ensure all the internal files are small enough.

Now if this is a matter of your device doesn't have the space you can open it with Sigil and manually split the file into smaller multiple ePubs.
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