EPUB 3 — Valid E-book
A valid EPUB 3 e-book with a cover image, an EPUB navigation document, styled chapters, and a correctly stored OCF mimetype. Original content, for testing EPUB readers and EPUB→other conversion.
- mimetype
- container.xml
- content.opf
- nav.xhtml
- style.css
- cover.xhtml
- cover.png
- chapter1.xhtml
- chapter2.xhtml
- chapter3.xhtml
Specifications
- Format
- EPUB 3.0
- Chapters
- 3
- Has Cover
- true
- Has Nav
- true
- Ocf Mimetype
- stored, application/epub+zip
- Title
- The Novus Example Reader
What is a .epub file?
EPUB is the open e-book standard, a ZIP archive containing XHTML content documents, CSS, images, and a package manifest describing reading order and metadata. It supports reflowable text that adapts to screen size and is supported by most e-readers except Kindle natively. It is the dominant format for distributable e-books.
How to use this file
Use an example EPUB to test e-book parsing, ZIP-package and manifest handling, reading-order and metadata extraction, and rendering in e-reader applications.
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- 3gp3GP — Mobile H.264 ClipThe clip as 3GP — the 3GPP mobile container from the feature-phone era. For testing 3GP demuxing and conversion.
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