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PDF text reflow which the Kindle can't do out of the box is reason enough to be interested in KOReader. I also found support for DjVu format very useful, which
by joecool1029 5y ago
PDF text reflow which the Kindle can't do out of the box is reason enough to be interested in KOReader. I also found support for DjVu format very useful, which is used for many old book scans on archive.org (while it's possible to convert this format, the resulting file sizes will be much larger).
- ngcc_hk 5y agoLet over lambda is one of this. But you can find a good converter for pdf that work.
- adhesive_wombat 5y agoThe IA DjVus are great. They are encoded with a background separation method called MRC (mixed raster content), and they used a proprietary compressor to do it. The PDFs do the same thing, but they use JPEG2000, which is incredibly slow (10 seconds per page on an weedy ereader application processor). Sadly, the IA stopped making DjVus years ago, so anything scanned recently is incredibly painful to read on a mobile device.