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I've been using Calibre for years. First as library manager but now more as a sort of ffmpeg for e-books: any format I just throw in there and Calibre fixes it.
by apexalpha 2y ago
I've been using Calibre for years. First as library manager but now more as a sort of ffmpeg for e-books: any format I just throw in there and Calibre fixes it.
Now I just host a deadsimple webserver in the folder with my files and browse to it on my Kobo, could not be easier.
- prox 2y agoI was looking for all kinds of sync software and stuff when I realised I could just use a local webserver. It’s kind of funny you don’t see the obvious sometimes.
- adhamsalama 2y agoCan this be done with Kindles?
- apexalpha 2y agoI don't know but the Kobo doesn't do anything special I just use the built in webbrowser and when I tap a file it downloads and imports it.