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Apparently you can do the conversion with Calibre.[1] 1: https://epubor.com/how-to-convert-kindle-kfx-to-epubpdfmobi-with-calibre.html https://epubor.com/how-t
by doc_gunthrop 6y ago
Apparently you can do the conversion with Calibre.[1]
1: https://epubor.com/how-to-convert-kindle-kfx-to-epubpdfmobi-with-calibre.html https://epubor.com/how-to-convert-kindle-kfx-to-epubpdfmobi-...
- Tijdreiziger 6y agoLast I checked (a year ago?) KFX wasn't a great input format, as it's optimized for the Kindle readers and not for conversion/interoperability. That is, KFX is to AZW3 as PDF is to HTML.
- doc_gunthrop 6y agoSure, but if the book you're looking for is only available on Kindle and your eReader is not a Kindle, then the conversion is better than nothing. I've found some O'Reilly ebooks only available on amazon in the format "Kindle Edition" (ie. KFX). Pretty aggressive market strategy from amazon given EPUB3 is the technical standard, but there you have it.
- Tijdreiziger 6y agoOn my Amazon account, I can download my purchased books as AZW3 from the following page: https://www.amazon.com/hz/mycd/myx https://www.amazon.com/hz/mycd/myx ('Manage Your Content and Devices'). (As I understand it, AZW3 is mostly the same thing as EPUB3.) (Either that, or the files I download from there aren't actually AZW3 files but just KFX files with an .azw3 extension.)