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Do books that you load on your Kindle with Calipre still get their metadata (read location being the main one I'd want) synced across Kindles/iOS/other devices?
by sant0sk1 15y ago
Do books that you load on your Kindle with Calipre still get their metadata (read location being the main one I'd want) synced across Kindles/iOS/other devices?
- tikhonj 15y agoI have no idea because I only ever use my Kindle to read stuff.
- larsberg 15y agoNo. Not even if you send it to your kindle via name_num@free.kindle.com. But, Calibre is now much better at generating real TOCs and remembering their position when you go to/from sections & articles. The Economist (free!) and Reuters News auto-copy and delivery through Calibre are in quite good shape these days.
- masterj 15y ago>No. Not even if you send it to your kindle via name_num@free.kindle.com. This actually changed with a recent firmware update. I haven't bothered to update my kindle firmware to try it out, but personal documents should now be synced just like kindle books. Edit: This hasn't come to the apps (iOS, android, et al) yet, but will be there in a few months supposedly. http://venturebeat.com/2011/10/16/kindle-third-gen-update-brings-your-personal-files-to-the-cloud/ http://venturebeat.com/2011/10/16/kindle-third-gen-update-br...