Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations?

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations? I've been using ebook-convert for some time as well and it works quite well and reliably. Although you have to know how to write batchfiles. And as Ethin also stated, using bash in Unix like systems works the best in my opinion

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations?

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations? If you have Cygwin, Scoop, or a Linux environment, you could also do something like:find . -name "*.epub" -type f -exec "ebook-convert '{}' .txtz" \;The formats ebook-convert can convert to are azw3, docx, ep

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations?

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations? If you have Cygwin, Scoop, or a Linux environment, you could also do something like:find . -name "*.epub" -type f -exec "ebook-convert '{}' .htmlz" \; URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/405772/#p40577

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations?

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations? That's was I was thinking too roelvdwal, meaning writing your own batch files.  A little tool could very easily be thrown together that recursively checks the folders and writes down the path + file name for each ebook it finds

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations?

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations? I know that calibre has a command line tool called ebook-convert that can convert ebooks into other formats such as txt, html, and rtf. Problem is, it doesn't recurse. SO you'd have to write your own batch file which recursively

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations?

Re: converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations? Is codex something that can be run with command line arguments?  For example would codex be able to be run from a dos batch file, where it's given the file path to convert?  Some converting programs support command line arguments

converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations?

converting a large number of eBooks, any recomendations? Hey everyone.-So, the situation first.I have a large number of Ebooks, around 2 or so which i want to convert into the doc or tXT format, I decide that on the fly.The folder looks like this. I have the main EBooks folder