Hi everyone,
Im new here and wanted to introduce myself before joining the discussions.
I read mostly on e-readers and have been using Calibre more seriously to manage books across devices. Im especially interested in the awkward gap between physical books and digital reading: older books, niche books, annotated books, or books that dont have a good ebook version.
Lately Ive been learning more about non-destructive book scanning, OCR, and what makes a scanned book actually useful afterward: readable PDFs, clean metadata, page order, searchable text, and whether the result is pleasant enough to read on an e-reader.
Im not here to ask about piracy or DRM circumvention. Im mainly interested in legitimate workflows for personally owned or public-domain books, and Im hoping to learn from people here who have more experience with Calibre, Kobo/Kindle devices, and scanned-book workflows.
Glad to be here.
Im new here and wanted to introduce myself before joining the discussions.
I read mostly on e-readers and have been using Calibre more seriously to manage books across devices. Im especially interested in the awkward gap between physical books and digital reading: older books, niche books, annotated books, or books that dont have a good ebook version.
Lately Ive been learning more about non-destructive book scanning, OCR, and what makes a scanned book actually useful afterward: readable PDFs, clean metadata, page order, searchable text, and whether the result is pleasant enough to read on an e-reader.
Im not here to ask about piracy or DRM circumvention. Im mainly interested in legitimate workflows for personally owned or public-domain books, and Im hoping to learn from people here who have more experience with Calibre, Kobo/Kindle devices, and scanned-book workflows.
Glad to be here.









