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For example, I saw this Python library that can do just that (although I haven’t tested yet with my version of Kobo). Therefore there are many tools available to manipulate the content. One more nice thing with the Kobo is that it stores its settings in a SQLite database on the device.

It is then possible to copy the converted files directly to the eReader after plugging it into the computer.

Os.rename(mobiFilePath, convertedMobiFilePath) MobiFilePath = os.path.join(dirPath, fileName)ĬonvertedMobiFilePath = os.path.join(convertedDirPath, fileName)ĮpubFilePath = os.path.join(dirPath, epubFileName)ĬonversionResult = subprocess.call() RootFileName, _ = os.path.splitext(fileName) epub:ĬonvertedDirPath = os.path.join(dirPath, "_converted") Here is an example of a Python script that uses the ebook-convert tool to convert all. It turns out Calibre allows just that: It is an open source e-book application for managing a library of ebooks and it does a lot of stuff. It is possible to use the GUI to perform the conversion but Calibre also provides some command-line tools to perform (among other things) conversions in batch. mobi ebooks natively but the support is not as good as with. I was recently looking for a way to convert. I find it quite awesome: With numerous public libraries in Paris and this device (together with sources of free books like FeedBooks, Baen Free Library or less authoritative sources), it is hard to think I will ever buy another physical book again. I got a Kobo Glo eBook reader some time ago.