The DRM removal is a lossless process, it is merely decrypting the file, not decoding and re-encoding it, meaning no quality is lost when the DRM is removed. Delete the old one.Requiem is a program that removes Apple's DRM (called FairPlay) from songs, videos, and books purchased on iTunes, This allows content purchased on iTunes to be played on non-Apple-approved devices, like a SlimServer or Linux box. A new file called Stupid_encrypted_DRM_book_nodrm.mobi will be in the directory. $ python k4mobidedrm.py -s YOUR_KINDLE_SERIAL_NUMBER Stupid_encrypted_DRM_book.azw.

Power up your Kindle, switch back to the Kindle UI (if you have installed Duokan, which I advise you to do strongly, it's great!), go to the system settings and note your Kindle Serial Number.ĭownload the file from Amazon ('Manage Your Content', click on the button with three dots next to the book and click 'Download and transfer from USB')ĭownload the DeDRM plugin for Calibre here. When that is done, you will actually get rid of the DRM following this simple procedure: So, what do you do when you accidentally bought a DRM e-book? First you swear you'll never do the same mistake again, and next time you'll just download the book from The Pirate Bay, it will be faster, easier and you will be able to read the book without wondering why the hell did you pay for a file that you can't read.

Yes we are in 2015, every book ever published is already available everywhere to download for free, but you still get this stupid thing that basically pisses everybody and forbids to just use the stuff you paid for. When you buy a book for your Kindle on Amazon, it comes with a special surprise: DRM.

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