


Nook is probably behind on connecting with libraries.ĭid you know btw, that some libraries let you connect your Kindle e-ink device directly to your library, so if you check out the ebook, Overdrive (or another distributor) will send it directly to your e-ink device and then manage the checkin as well. Even if your library uses another service beside Overdrive, chances are that they have a reading app which you can download to make it easier to check ebooks out directly. On a related note, I think it's worth upgrading to a Kindle Fire or an android tablet or even one of the Kindle e-ink devices - especially if you use Overdrive. It is much easier to check out ebooks via the Overdrive app than to transfer the encrypted epub file to your Nook via USB. If yes, and if you use one of the color Nooks (like NOOK HD, NOOK HD+, etc), you can download an Overdrive app onto your Nook Second, I am assuming that you live inside the USA.ĭoes your library use the Overdrive app? (That is probably the most common ebook distributor for libraries). If they are not protected ebooks, I imagine you could just transfer them by USB - and wouldn't need to answer the question. I'll make things clearer later.First, I assume that you are referring to "protected ebooks" which when checked out requires some kind of Digital Rights Management. English isn't my first language and I'm tired at this point. Apologies if the text sounds weird and lacks info. I'm sure there'd a simple way to do this. I ended up with three different cloud service accounts, setting my account as root and updating linux to a new version. That's all I've been doing for the past week. I've tried solving both cases as much as I could. I tried using the cloud services and even trying to copy the files from the downloaded folder to the calibre companion folder, but they don't show up on the app itself. I managed to get the starting guide on my reader, but I want the opposite. Only once did I manage to make it do something with my phones' files, but my pc froze at 60% and I couldn't make it happen againĢ) use the CC app - I have no problems connecting the devices, but like above, the calibre on linux barely interacted with my device. I want to put the downloaded books I have on my android phone to the calibre software on linux so I can manage them, but I just can't find a way.ġ) connect my phone to my computer by USB - calibre can't do anything with it.
