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Can you upload your own ebooks onto the iPad?
I just got mine yesterday. Testing out the 16g and maybe getting a 3G later.
The real reason I got it was so that I could upload my numerous ebooks on to it so I can read on the go. I haven't fully played around with it on iTunes yet but I just wanted to check on here first. Wade |
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As long as they're not DRMed, yes. Just import them into iTunes and then sync your device and your books will show up in iBooks.
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How about cover arts? I imported some books( from stanza eventually) in my iTunes, but some don't have cover arts( I downloaded some cover arts in Stanza, appearantly they weren't exported).
How to fix cover arts? Can't look for them on iTunes, or will iBooks try to find it? |
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The ultimate app for encoding eBooks is "Calibre". They even have a specific iPad setting and allow you to remove the first image, set metadata, cover art, build tables of contents/chapters and other goodies.
http://calibre-ebook.com/ I've had success while using some .lit files and even reformatting existing .epub files. A word of caution though: PDF to ePub is terrible. I've got some books in PDF that I can't turn into ePub to read on iPad, so for those, I'll go with Goodreader.
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iTunes automatically puts them into Books and syncs them to iBooks. |
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for PDF you'll need GoodReader
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Yep - as others have said you can add your art work in Calibre and export as epub directly into I-tunes - Your cover art should follow.
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I was on a laptop at work, so maybe thats why, keep in mind that these are 300mb textbook scans. I played with it today and was able to convert one of them in a reasonable amount of time on my more powerful home desktop. I synced it into ibooks.
It looks horrible, ibooks doesn't pick up the text so you can't change font, font size, background, etc. It's pretty bad, but yes it is doable. I'd much rather read em in iannotate. |
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Book cover proportions
Is there anyone who knows what book cover proportions the iBook covers has? Here in Sweden we only have the books from Project Gutenberg, and as you all know the cover art is not that awsome for those books...
Regards, Douglas |
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I just grabbed the cover art from Amazon.com's site, and they match Apple's ebooks perfectly.
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Then something is wrong with the file you are trying to convert. Either it has DRM or some weird formatting. Calibre takes about 2-4 min w/ a good file.
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importing to itunes from sony ereader library
I purchase books for my sony ereader and have always used the sony software - reader library. But I can't import epub books to itunes from the reader library - no error message, just no action. Has anyone tried this?
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