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[Enhancement]: Parse OpenAudible data. #1184
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Originally created by @Bitwolfies on GitHub (Jun 10, 2023).
Describe the feature/enhancement
By default OpenAudible includes a lot of data as ID3 tags, data that audiobookshelf supports, sadly it's not named the same.
SNRM=series
SRSQ=series-part
CDEK=asin
©pub=publisher
Adding these as alternate ID3 tags the server looks for would greatly simplify imports from the service.
@CLHatch commented on GitHub (Jun 10, 2023):
In addition to those, just in case ABS doesn't look at them, the alternate app Libation can also set:
TCOM(MP3) &@wrt(M4B)=narrators@gen=genreshttps://github.com/rmcrackan/Libation/issues/599#issuecomment-1540468092
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Jun 10, 2023):
Can you do an ffprobe of one of your audio files from openaudible so I can see what the tags look like?
That would be
ffprobe -i /path/to/audiofile.mp3 -show_format -print_format jsonThen I will add the tags based on how ffprobe outputs them
@Bitwolfies commented on GitHub (Jun 11, 2023):
output.txt
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Jun 12, 2023):
Can you put it in the comment
@Bitwolfies commented on GitHub (Jun 12, 2023):
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Jun 12, 2023):
Doesn't look like ffprobe is able to pick up those tags from OpenAudible. Not much we can do about that since there is no alternative to ffprobe
@BrianAker commented on GitHub (Oct 2, 2024):
In researching bug I found this one, for ffprobe to find all tag data/etc you need:
ffprobe -hide_banner Some_book.m4b -show_streams -show_chapters -show_error -export_all 1 -show_format -print_format json
Not:
ffprobe -i /path/to/audiofile.mp3 -show_format -print_format json
Without "-export_all 1" you will end missing some of the tags. Looking at the output using jq, you will find the ASIN:
ffprobe -hide_banner -i some_book.m4b -show_format -print_format json -export_all 1 | jq ".format.tags.CDEK"
Series name:
-show_format -print_format json -export_all 1 | jq ".format.tags.SRNM"
Series sequence:
-show_format -print_format json -export_all 1 | jq ".format.tags.SRNM"
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Oct 2, 2024):
Somehow I've never seen that export_all option get used. I can confirm it does show other unsupported tags.
https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-all.html#mov_002fmp4_002f3gp
We may be able to use this, thanks for sharing.
I don't have OpenAudible. If anyone can share a small (maybe trimmed) audio file with embedded tags from a recent version of openaudible I can take a look.
OpenAudible may have changed the tags. They recently made some changes to embedded chapters for Abs support. https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf/issues/3361