We have uploaded a new release for AZARDI (2009-06-02). This is a minor feature change release.
When using edit mode, this release saves the content files in the zip package as deflate rather than store by default (except the mimetype file which is always stored). This has the dual benefit of reducing the ePub file size and overcoming a minor bug in the Sony devices that expects zips to be deflate compressed and therefore miscalculates resource.
Download AZARDI 2-2 from here.
Source code will be available on the Version History page in approximately seven days.
Could you please have Azardi accept an (optional) filename as a commandline parameter. That way, I can associate ePub files with Azardi and open them by double-clicking the ePub file. Thanks!
Posted by: Ben | 30 June 2009 at 06:58 PM
Sorry about the delay in replies. I have really good excuses!
That's that tricky Windows programming stuff (said the Linux user). I will have the developers take a look at this. I would love this option myself.
Posted by: Richard Pipe | 05 September 2009 at 10:41 PM
I think I have Azardi installed correctly. No erors shown. It came up with the help details displayed and re-displayed with the F1. But I can't get it to read any epub files. There is no Library directory except a Library zipped file which I then unzip. I move in some epub files but Azardi's Library button is not showing any of these ebooks. Btw I use Vista Home Premium. Can help?
Thanks,
Vincent.
Posted by: Vincent | 12 September 2009 at 06:38 PM
Well, I found the problem when I managed to find and open the config file. The location of the library directory as indicated in the Help is c://Azardi/library is kind of misleading because of the double slash. I took it to mean part of the program location. Anyway, no problem now.
Regards,
Vincent.
Posted by: Vincent | 12 September 2009 at 06:55 PM