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Support comic book archives: cbr/ cbz #78
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Is there a standard for the archive layout? I've downloaded two to Is metadata stored anywhere? I couldn't find any in the samples I've My initial thought had been that we'd need to get a whole new JS |
popey
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Mar 31, 2015
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All the cbr/cbz files I have (admittedly mostly from the same location - Humble Bundle) are just a series of numeric jpegs starting at 0001.jpeg through nnnn.jpeg. There's no meta-data in the images or in the file. Seems the filename is the only information you get. |
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I've pushed a branch named cbz that contains preliminary support for I'm interested to hear how this work for people. There's currently not |
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I've merged in the preliminary CBZ support. I'd appreciate anyone who can test it out on their books. I think we're going to need a zoom feature before this is really useful. I'm not sure if a pinch-to-zoom or an n-up display will work better. It may depend on the layout, so we may want both. I can't find any libraries to unRAR files, so no CBR support. It looks like evince just shells out to the unrar binary.... |
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padraic7a
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I've just tested this now on the Aquarius M10 tablet with a cbz comic. It shows one page at a time, and because the tablet is probably close to the printed page size, and because the page fills the screen it displays pretty well. Thanks! It would be great to get .cbr support too. Thanks again for your work! |
kalikiana
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Jun 4, 2016
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I realized I never confirmed it here, so for the record: CBZ works very smoothly. It would be nice if CBR could also be supported, although that can be considered a matter of convenience, converting the respective archives is pretty simple. |
kalikiana commentedMar 30, 2015
Aside from ebooks I read comic books in cbz/ cbr which are basically archives containing images. Beru has support for compressed files already, and the first page could be used for the cover art view, that's how other comic viewers do it.