Adobe pour lecture dur ipad

Bonjour,<<J'ai loader abode pour lire des livres sur mon Ipad, mais quand c'est le temps d'entrer mon ID et mon mot de passe c'est ne marche pas pourtant sur mon portable ils marchent
Merci

Bonjour!
Si vous devez avoir les disques dur dans le format NTFS, il faudra installer MacFUSE et ntfs-3g.
Mais, je crois qu'il sera plus facile si vous faites un reformat (probablement, c'est pas le bien mot :P) des disques dur.
Si vous voulez les utilisez avec vos PC et vos Mac, faites un reformat.
Regardez cette article pour voirez comment.
Bien chance! (et désole pour mon français-c'est pas très bien, je sais).
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DRM = obstacle à la lecture sur iPad

Bonjour,
J'ai téléchargé des livres au format .acsm que je peux lire sur mon iMac avec ADE.
Je ne parviens pas à les transférer sur mon iPad (livres achetés chez deux éditeurs différents)
Ce que j'ai essayé :
1) Installer BlueFire sur l'iPad (iOS 7) et ajouter les fichiers .acsm dans > iTunes > iPad > Apps > "Partage de fichiers" de l'app BlueFire : ne fonctionne pas après synchronisation de l'iPad et les fichiers .acsm disparaissent de la liste de fichiers partagés.
2) Auto-envoi des fichiers .acsm via Mail et ouverture depuis Mail de l'iPad, puis demande d'ouverture via BlueFire :
Me donne ce message d'erreur :
"Les comptes utilisateurs suivants sont autorisés à utiliser cette application :
[email protected] (AdobeID)
Cet article a d'abord été téléchargé à partir d'un compte utilisateur ou identifiant Adobe différent. Veuillez ajouter ce compte afin de continuer."
Dessous, fenêtre de saisie d'un identifiant / mot de passe :
Si je rentre mon identifiant AdobeID <[email protected]> et mon mdp, et valide sur "autoriser", il ne se passe rien, le message d'erreur disparait et je me retrouve dans ma bibliothèque BlueFire où le livre n'apparait pas.
Bien sûr je n'ai qu'un identifiant/mdp chez Adobe. J'ai changé mon mdp Adobe sans résultat.
J'ai tenté avec d'autres apps pour iOS :
- ibooks ne permet pas de mettre en bibliothèque des livres non téléchargés chez Apple.
- même problème pour Numilog
- Kobo by Fnac : j'ai pu télécharger les fichiers .acsm dans iTunes, contrairement à ce qui se passe avec BlueFire, ils apparaissent dans la bbibliothèque de Kobo mais cette app n'ouvre pas les fichiers .acsm
Je suis donc dans l'impossibilité de lire sur mon iPad des e-books achetés légalement à cause de ce DRM dont il est dit partout qu'il ne sert qu'à pourrir l'existence des acheteurs honnêtes. Je suis tributaire d'Adobe pour lire mes achats sur le support qui me convient le mieux en déplacement et donc à la merci des dysfonctionnements du serveur Adobe qui n'est pas fichu de me laisser accéder à mes achats.
Mes deux questions sont les suivantes :
1) Y a t-il un moyen de contourner cette protection DRM afin de pouvoir librement user de mes achats ? C'est légitime en soi : lorsqu'on achète un livre physique, on peut l'emmener partout avec soi sans que ce soit illégal.
2) Existe-t-il une app sous iOS 7 qui permette de regrouper tous ses e-books, quelque soit le format de l'éditeur (acsm, ePub) en PDF ? Les 4 que j'ai testées font des limitations selon le site de téléchargement (librairie en ligne, AppleStore, FNAC, etc.). Epub DRM Removal (version d'essai) n'a pas su reconnaître mes fichiers .acsm.
Je vous remercie d'avance pour vos réponses.

Bonjour,
@ Arnaud
Si cela peut vous aider, je vais vous décrire exactement comment je procède et ce qui se passe.
J'ai téléchargé depuis les courriels adressés par les éditeurs des fichiers nommés URLLink.acsm (depuis l'ordinateur principal, autorisé)
1ère méthode :
Dans iTunes (sur le Mac) > iPad > apps > Bluefire Reader > Dossiers partagés > Ajouter > URLLINK.acsm > Synchronisation de l'iPad
Puis ouverture de Bluefire Reader sur l'iPad : apparition du message "téléchargement 1 sur 1" pendant une fraction de seconde, puis rien n'est téléchargé.
2ème méthode :
Auto-envoi d'un courriel avec le fichier URLLink.acsm en PJ, que j'ouvre dans Mail de l'iPad.
Puis pression prolongée sur la PJ "URLLink.acsm" par exemple et apparition d'un menu déroulant me demandant avec quelle app je veux l'ouvrir.
Je choisis Bluefire Reader
Puis affichage du message suivant au dessus de la fenêtre de Bluefire Reader :
Il m'est donc demandé d'entrer un autre compte Adobe que le mien. L'identifiant que j'ai masqué correspond bien à mon compte Adobe (compte autorisé) et je ne m'en connais pas d'autre.
Si je rentre mes identifiants, le message quitte et là aussi rien n'est téléchargé dans la bibliothèque de Bluefire Reader.
Je ne comprends pas le message, notamment "Cet article a d'abord été téléchargé à partir d'un compte utilisateur ou identifiant Adobe différent." Quel compte ?!? Je n'ai fait que cliquer sur un lien dans un courriel d'un éditeur, ce qui a créé un fichier URLLink.acsm dans le dossier "Téléchargements" de mon ordinateur principal.
Je précise que mon iPad est bien autorisé avec un ID Adobe, avec toujours les mêmes identifiant / mdp : (capture préférences de Bluefire Reader) et que cette app est compatible avec Adobe :
Une conclusion s'impose : c'est le serveur d'Adobe qui interdit le transfert de mes achats en .acsm sur mon iPad, quelque soit l'éditeur.
En espérant que ces précisions vous seront utiles pour trouver le niveau de la défaillance et résoudre mon problème de connexion au serveur Adobe.
Cordialement

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AnAppleADay,
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