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Problems with ereader authorisation.

Tema comenzado el Dec 16, 2011 9:33 PM , última respuesta el Jan 2, 2013 6:02 PM

el Sony Tablet
chblake54 4 publicaciones desde
Nov 24, 2011

I recently bought a Sony Tablet (S).  As my wife has a Sony Reader I assumed it would be straightforward to copy purchased ebooks on to the tablet.  The task of copying was easy but the tablet reader will not open the file.  The versionof Reader for Tablet is 1.0.1 and the "about" screen states that the tablet has not been authorised for ADE.  How can that be achieved?    While I can overcome the problem using another App it does seem bizarre that the tablet comes with software that does not do what it is supposed to.


  • lemurville 43 publicaciones desde
    Oct 2, 2011
    Escrito el Dec 16, 2011 10:16 PM

    Hi. I think this may be down to digital rights management. I don't believe the reader app on the tablet is capable of viewing DRM protected books. Have you tried the Calibre app? You can setup your PC, where your books are stored, as a server so you can access your books from there. Requires a little tinkering but i got it to work for me quite easily. Let me know if you need any more info.


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  • breedBenR 923 publicaciones desde
    Dec 29, 2010
    Escrito el Dec 17, 2011 9:45 PM

    Quote from some tablet review site: For those of you not familiar with Sony ebook reading devices and the Sony Reader store, it's an ePUB bookstore that uses standard Adobe DRM, and you'll activate your Adobe account on the device when you log into your store account. Sony has a solid selection of books, but you're not limited to their bookstore thanks to side-loading.


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  • 1 publicaciones desde
    Mar 3, 2012
    Escrito el Mar 3, 2012 5:11 PM

    I have finally found a solution to this after banging my head against sony and adobe support for days.

     

    You can use an app called Aldiko, download it, go to settings then tap adobe drm.  Enter your adobe id & password then ok.

     

    You can add books to your library by clicking on the home icon in the top left corner and then sd card.  This will let you search the folders on your tablet for any books etc.  I found the drm protected book that i was trying to access in the transferred folder.  Add it to your library and away you go.

     

    A step by step is here: http://ebookfriendly.com/2011/09/30/how-to-read-adobe-drm-ebooks-on-android/

     

    This has been very frustrating, mainly because of the lack of any kind of support from sony or on the web.  If this is what is involved in being an earlu adopter then i shall try and avoid being one in the future!

     

    Thanks for starting this thread - it was almost the only thing i could find when searching the web and helped me realise that it wasn't just me having a problem.


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  • lemurville 43 publicaciones desde
    Oct 2, 2011
    Escrito el Mar 4, 2012 1:31 PM

    If your public library has ebooks you can accesss these via Aldiko also. In Aldiko, go to Store -> My Catalogs [top right hand corner] then add the URL for your library. The URL for me is manchesterdownload.lib.overdive.com. It's an alternative to having to download and use the overdrive app.


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  • adsmyth95 1 publicaciones desde
    Jan 2, 2013
    Escrito el Jan 2, 2013 6:02 PM

    I think I am close to having enough of these hassles and strongly considering throwing my Sony reader away and getting a kindle. I've been blocked from being able to read books that I have already started reading (bought from Google Play) by this DRM thing. This isn't good since I rely on my reader for business reading too.

    I just hate it when things are not intuitive...


    Sony... you've been told !!!


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