Kindleunpack Calibre Plugin Download

Automate calibre by chaining actions together and running them through a menu or a keybaord shortcut. Choose from calibre actions, your own custom actions, or from plugin builtins. Run chains automatically in response to events. Includes a Formulas action to do calculations on multiple rows.

Automate various tasks in Calibre's ebook editor. Plugin allows to chain multiple actions together. You can choose from Plugin specific actions, calibre builtin actions, or create you own actions through the plugin's module editor.

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In order to extract the DRM keys, a python script (provided by the calibre plugin) will need to be run within wine (ideally) by the calibre plugin itself. Hence, you need to install python within the wine environment.

If you're using winetricks installed from Ubuntu's repositories, on 18.04, then unfortunately only python-2.6 (which you can install with winetricks python26) is available. Because the calibre plugin currently hardcodes the path to a standard python-2.7 installation, that's suboptimal. Consequently you would either need to patch the calibre plugin or run the wine python script yourself and copy the decryption keys.

The DeDRM_tools.zip you download from Github should be unzipped. After you unzip it, you will get a file DeDRM_plugin.zip which is exactly the file you should install to Calibre. Remember to install the DeDRM_plugin.zip instead of the DeDRM_tools.zip.

Then run Calibre, click "Preference" >> "Plugins" >> "Load flugin from file" >> add the DeDRM_plugin.zip file to Calibre. Follow the procedure and you'll find the DeDRM plugin has been added under the "File Type" option.

The above method with DeDRM plugin is a little bit difficult, right? Don't worry, I will share with you a simpler tool - Epubor Ultimate which is the best eBook DRM Removal and eBook Converter.For more details, please follow this complete guide:

1. No need to install DRM Removal plugin.

2. Easier to use than Calibre with a much simpler interface.

3. Automatically detect your books and load them to the software. No need to manually add them by yourself.

As the image shows, Epubor Ultimate can automatically recognize all your existing books and display them all at the left column under the Kindle tab. Just drag them from the left to the right blank zone, then the Kindle DRM will be removed soon and fast. A far more easier way than Calibre DRM Removal plugins. Right? Just download it to give it a try!

I have had the same error warning come up each time that I try to install the tool - theplugin -n c:\\users\mdgri\\Ddowlmoads\DEDRM Tool 7.2.1(4)zip is invalid. it does not contain a top level_int_py file

One detail that's missing from the instructions. If you're trying to back up your ebooks from your kindle then you need to customise the plugin and add your kindle's serial number. Then you download the ebooks from Amazon with the USB transfer option, and that will work.

Hello,

Thanks for your comment. I'm sorry that we can't make sure taht the DeDRM plugin of Calibre can decrypt all books protected by DRM.

If this plugin does not work for your book, I suggest that you can use our Epubor Ultimate, please test your book with the free trial version.

There is no need to have Mobipocket Reader installed, nor to configure the plugin with its PID, unless you have bought books for it at an ebook store (e.g. Fictionwise) that required you to enter that PID.

I have kindle for pc not the device- but I archived all the books in my kindle desktop ap, uninstalled kindle and deregistered in amazon. Then I reinstalled kindle for pc, registered the new kindle for pc and opened all my archived books again- then dragged the books to calibre- worked on all my kindle books but 1

Yes it is nate. It is simply an all in one .azw4 file that is 133mb in size. I also did try to save to an external folder and reinsert into calibre to change it to mobi to read on my tablet, but this is no help. Once I export it then the drm is gone?

C:\Users\Emillia\Documents\My Kindle Content>calibredb add B00813A60M_EBOK.azw

Using Library AlfCrypto DLL/DYLIB/SO

is not a valid Kindle serial number or PID.

K4MobiDeDRM v0.4.2: Calibre configuration directory = C:\Users\Emillia\AppData\R

oaming\calibre

searching for kinfoFiles in C:\Users\Emillia\AppData\Local

No kindle.info files have not been found.

No K4PC 1.5.X .kinf files have not been found.

No K4PC 1.6.X .kinf files have not been found.

I am using Calibre version 0.9.1 with

K4MobiDeDRM_v04.5_plugin. I am trying to remove the DRM from a .azw file. I entered the correct Kindle serial number, but I get the error message below. Any ideas of what I am doing wrong?

Thanks

unfortunately, yes they have to run together. The plugin needs to read the secret KindleID number of your K4PC application, which I believe would be hidden in the registry of your computer. I suppose you could hunt that down, but it would be much easier to simply install calibre in windows.

Well I tried again without copying the file and had calibre import it from the Kindle directory. This time it seems to work ok. I do the conversion after the import. The formatting seems to have some problems, but otherwise is fine.

Well I am doing something wrong I suppose. I follow the steps, downloaded the ebook from K4pc to my computer. Its a randomletter/number title .prc file. I open calibre, tell it to add that.prc file, add its fine, shows me title, cover, everything groovy in the library, except it is in AZW, well I need it as mobi to get it to my nexus kindle app (book was bought on orig kindle, which was setup with wifes info, this nexus i just bought has my info) so when I try to do the convert it tells me the book is protected by drm. so it either did not work, or I am doing something wrong, but I am pretty sure I followed all the steps. Any help would be appreciated.

Well never mind I guess. I got it to work. Wrong logic, but end result was a success.

Looking at the debug log I posted (at the tool creators site) and they key it was using, I assumed it was an old key (kinf2011). I thought maybe I had the K4pc on my computer at an earlier date, so I went into K4PC, de-registered, closed the application, went to the key file location, (%userprofile\AppData\Local\Amazon\Kindle\storage) deleted it, deleted all content out of My Kindle folder. and Started over, re- registered account. downloaded book, , it opened, flipped through a few pages, closed it, closed the K4PC program. Opened calibre with debug command dragged the ebook in and saw that it was successful. ?

When I attempt to instal DeDRM plugin.zip calibre says it is an invalid plugin and does not proceed. Previously I had followed the same procedure and installed an Epub plugin which has worked perfectly.

Any suggestions please

I thought I was using Calibre 1.47.0 but ,in fact, was not. I have upgraded to it and the plugin is now accepted and installed.

As a previous commentor has advised, I have found that if a book cannot be opened in Kindle for PC ,then its format cannot be converted in Calibre. Adding that book to Calibre does not remove its DRM.

Patricia. If you are on Windows, try right clicking the Calibre icon and select "Run as administrator". Exit, and run Calibre again. It should work. I think the plugin might require admin rights after install to get things setup right.

I seem to have a problem with the DRM of manga ebooks I bought on Amazon Japan. They are in AZW3 format; I can add them to calibre with no error message coming up, but then only the cover shows up and cannot access the content at all?

I was hoping to read these on a different ereader.

as of 03/17/2017

Installed plugin, installation went smoothly, but it would seem that the new Kindle files are impervious to this remedy, as I am unable to convert the files.

Is there an update ?

You need to be using Kindle for PC 1.17 found at:

-installer-1.17.44170.exe

or for Mac -44182.dmg

Newer versions of Kindle for PC get KFX files that calibre does not know how to handle. 1.17 will get AZW that is a good format for DeDRM.

The purpose of this guide is not to teach you how to hax0r your way around. The purpose is to allowyou to decrypt your own books and use them on your own devices. In fact, the DeDRM plugin listed abovedoes not work with rented or lent books - it only works for the books you have purchased yourself.

After you install and start Calibre, you will need to install the two plugins (Calibre >Preferences > Plugins). KFX Input is available in the list of plugins, although you can alsodownload it manually (see the linked forum thread at the beginning of the page). DeDRM is availablefrom GitHub. Both pluginscome as ZIP files. The DeDRM plugin ZIP contains more than just the plugin itself - but it also haswhat we need, the Calibre plugin.

To install DeDRM, download the zip file from GitHub, extract it. Next, in Calibre, click on 'Loadplugin from file' in the plugins window, navigate to the Calibre sub-folder in the extracted archiveand then select the plugin zip. If you have chosen the "wrong" zip (such as the external zip archive),you will see the It does not contain a top level __init__.py file error. Once you'veinstalled this plugin too, restart Calibre.

Your next step is to configure the DeDRM plugin. Open the plugins list, search for DeDRM in thelist. Double-click on the plugin, and it will open the customization window. You must configure theplugin, otherwise it will not work. And this is probably the most complex step. Because not everyonehas a Kindle device, and this is where it gets complex. There are various technical limitations ondifferent types of devices, like Kindle for Android or Kindle for Mac.

The next step is to convert the book using KFX Input. This is an optional step, but if you want tohave your book in AZW3 format, or maybe EPUB or alike, then you can use this plugin. This can be quiteuseful if you have multiple ebook devices, or want to keep a backup of your own files - although theyshould all be available in your Kindle library, but still. 2351a5e196