Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format
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| − | [[Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format]] is a file format that was developed by Barnes & Noble for representing magazine content. The format is based on [[EPUB]] v2. Like Google's [[RePub]] format (which was later adapted from Barnes & Noble's format), its purpose is to deliver 2 different representations of a magazine: | + | The [[Digital Replica Plus]] format (also known as [[Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format]]) is a file format that was developed by Barnes & Noble for representing magazine content. The format is based on [[EPUB]] v2. Like Google's [[RePub]] format (which was later adapted from Barnes & Noble's format), its purpose is to deliver 2 different representations of a magazine: |
1. A rasterized version of the original (print) magazine layout, using full-screen images for each page. | 1. A rasterized version of the original (print) magazine layout, using full-screen images for each page. | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 21 April 2016
Description
The Digital Replica Plus format (also known as Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format) is a file format that was developed by Barnes & Noble for representing magazine content. The format is based on EPUB v2. Like Google's RePub format (which was later adapted from Barnes & Noble's format), its purpose is to deliver 2 different representations of a magazine:
1. A rasterized version of the original (print) magazine layout, using full-screen images for each page.
2. A reflowable representation of the text and images of individual articles.
Both representations are linked through a Replica Map (replicaMap.xml resource).
Specification
- The Barnes & Noble Fixed-layout Format (Archived link, snapshot 5 April 2014)
