Apprentice Alf's DeDRM Tools
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Free and simple software for removing/decrypting DRM from Kindle, Adobe Digital Editions, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, Sony, Fictionwise eReader, and other ebooks. Many tools included, including stand-alone scripts and a Calibre plugin.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- BSD
- calibre
- Haiku
Features
- Portable
- DRM Free
- Remove DRM Protection
Tags
- DRM
- drm-media-converter
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What is Apprentice Alf's DeDRM Tools?
Free and simple software for removing/decrypting DRM from Kindle, Adobe Digital Editions, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, Sony, Fictionwise eReader, and other ebooks. Many tools included, including stand-alone scripts and a Calibre plugin.
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- English
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It is a great Open Source software to remove DRM. 1- Use a Gnu Linux Distribution (Ubuntu/Debian/others) 2- Install Calibre (Open Source software to open and read Epub adn Pdf documents with plugins) 3- Download the .zip file from this application (DeDRM Tools) 4- Lauch Calibre 5- In Calibre Menu: choose PreferencesPluginsLoad plugin from a file 6- double click on the .zip file to install it and the DRM file will be ok
helps to archive books if you have no other option than buying drm'd
I frequently use this software to strip the deDRM of my Kindle and Adobe Digital Editions ebooks. Once the ebooks have been processed, I've been able to view them on any device and application without a problem. I'm particularly fond of the Calibre plugin, which literally makes the process as simple as drag & drop.
I often use this software in conjunction with KindleUnpack whenever I need to extract the original source materials (images, PDFs, etc) from ebooks; once I run them through Apprentice Alf's DeDRM Tools, I've had no problem running them through KindleUnpack afterwards.