Calibre 7.0 E-Book Manager Introduces New Notes Feature, Support for Audio EPUBs
Calibre 7.0 arrives more than a year after Calibre 6.0 and introduces the ability to store notes that can contain links, images, as well as rich text formatting for authors, series, publishers, tags, and related elements. Users will be able to search, browse or link these notes within the app or export them as standalone HTML files.
Another interesting new feature in Calibre 7.0 is support for so-called “Audio EPUB” books which contain a pre-recorded voice reading the text. However, Calibre developer Kovid Goyal notes the fact that this feature may or may not work on Linux systems due to issues with patented codecs.
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Calibre 7.0 Stable Released: Notes, Audio EPUB Support, and More
Calibre, the popular e-book library management software, has just released version 7.0, packed with many new features and improvements. It has been a year since the release of version 6.0, and the latest version offers a range of new tools to enhance the user experience.
One of the most significant features in the latest release is the ability to add notes to authors, series, publishers, tags, and other categories. Notes can include links, images, and rich text formatting. They are searchable, browseable, and linkable and can be exported as standalone HTML files.