Originally created by @plague-doctor on GitHub (Jul 26, 2023).
Audiobooks stored on mobile in local directory are unable to be properly discovered and/or played using ABS app:
- If discovered, then the order of chapters is messed up and/or time is wrong:

- Audiobooks image is not recognised properly:

I have no problems with those books with any other application.
Android Issue
Android version: 0.9.65-beta
Device model: OnePlus 9-PRO
Stock or customized system: LineageOS
adam
added the bug label 2026-04-24 23:32:25 +02:00
Are these downloaded to internal storage or shared storage?
If they are in shared storage, do the files actually exist? I see the cover is broken so I'm wondering if the cover downloaded.
Can you specify what your server version is?
When you say they are unable to play, what do you mean by that?
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Jul 26, 2023):
Are these downloaded to internal storage or shared storage?
If they are in shared storage, do the files actually exist? I see the cover is broken so I'm wondering if the cover downloaded.
Can you specify what your server version is?
When you say they are unable to play, what do you mean by that?
@plague-doctor commented on GitHub (Jul 26, 2023):
The files are put to the shared storage manually (uploaded through USB).
Every directory consists of a bunch of mp3 files, cover.jpg and metadata.opf:
The server 2.3.3 is running in Docker.
When I press the green play button (from Menu --> Local Media --> Local Folders --> Audiobook) then the ABS app is crashing.
@plague-doctor commented on GitHub (Jul 26, 2023):
The files are put to the shared storage manually (uploaded through USB).
Every directory consists of a bunch of mp3 files, cover.jpg and metadata.opf:

The server 2.3.3 is running in Docker.
When I press the green play button (from Menu --> Local Media --> Local Folders --> Audiobook) then the ABS app is crashing.
Oh I see. While the app does support scanning in media from your phone, there will be limited support (opf file won't be used) & it won't communicate with your server at all.
That being said there are clearly some bugs here.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Jul 27, 2023):
Oh I see. While the app does support scanning in media from your phone, there will be limited support (opf file won't be used) & it won't communicate with your server at all.
That being said there are clearly some bugs here.
Scanning in audio files has been removed from the android app as of v0.9.67-beta. This was too difficult to maintain and was buggy. All local downloads have to be made from the server.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Nov 18, 2023):
Scanning in audio files has been removed from the android app as of v0.9.67-beta. This was too difficult to maintain and was buggy. All local downloads have to be made from the server.
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Originally created by @plague-doctor on GitHub (Jul 26, 2023).
Audiobooks stored on mobile in local directory are unable to be properly discovered and/or played using ABS app:
I have no problems with those books with any other application.
Android Issue
Android version: 0.9.65-beta
Device model: OnePlus 9-PRO
Stock or customized system: LineageOS
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Jul 26, 2023):
Are these downloaded to internal storage or shared storage?
If they are in shared storage, do the files actually exist? I see the cover is broken so I'm wondering if the cover downloaded.
Can you specify what your server version is?
When you say they are unable to play, what do you mean by that?
@plague-doctor commented on GitHub (Jul 26, 2023):
The files are put to the shared storage manually (uploaded through USB).
Every directory consists of a bunch of mp3 files, cover.jpg and metadata.opf:
The server 2.3.3 is running in Docker.
When I press the green play button (from Menu --> Local Media --> Local Folders --> Audiobook) then the ABS app is crashing.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Jul 27, 2023):
Oh I see. While the app does support scanning in media from your phone, there will be limited support (opf file won't be used) & it won't communicate with your server at all.
That being said there are clearly some bugs here.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Nov 18, 2023):
Scanning in audio files has been removed from the android app as of v0.9.67-beta. This was too difficult to maintain and was buggy. All local downloads have to be made from the server.