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I’m discovering the power of your plugin and I thank you immensely for it.
However, I’m using a ThinkPad X201 with 8GB of RAM, and I’m wondering if the translation could run much faster on more powerful hardware.
I thought of using Google Colab, but I wasn’t able to get the plugin to work.
Calibre installs correctly, but not the plugin.
Is there a solution to make it work?
Do you think that could be feasible?
Thank you in advance.
PS: this is a discussion with chatgpt
The Ebook Translator plugin for Calibre is primarily designed for use via the graphical interface. However, Calibre provides the ability to execute plugins with a command-line interface using the calibre-debug tool. For this to be possible, the plugin must implement a specific cli_main(args) method.
If the Ebook Translator plugin includes this functionality, you can run it via the command line as follows:
calibre-debug -r "Plugin Name" -- [options]
In this command, everything after -- will be passed as arguments to the plugin. For example:
This command would execute the "Ebook Translator" plugin to translate input.epub into French, saving the result in output.epub. The specific options depend on the plugin's implementation.
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I’m discovering the power of your plugin and I thank you immensely for it.
However, I’m using a ThinkPad X201 with 8GB of RAM, and I’m wondering if the translation could run much faster on more powerful hardware.
I thought of using Google Colab, but I wasn’t able to get the plugin to work.
Calibre installs correctly, but not the plugin.
Is there a solution to make it work?
Do you think that could be feasible?
Thank you in advance.
PS: this is a discussion with chatgpt
The Ebook Translator plugin for Calibre is primarily designed for use via the graphical interface. However, Calibre provides the ability to execute plugins with a command-line interface using the calibre-debug tool. For this to be possible, the plugin must implement a specific cli_main(args) method.
If the Ebook Translator plugin includes this functionality, you can run it via the command line as follows:
calibre-debug -r "Plugin Name" -- [options]
In this command, everything after -- will be passed as arguments to the plugin. For example:
calibre-debug -r "Ebook Translator" -- input.epub output.epub --lang fr
This command would execute the "Ebook Translator" plugin to translate input.epub into French, saving the result in output.epub. The specific options depend on the plugin's implementation.
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