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ITunes integration: Drag and drop straight from iTunes to your Audiobook Builder projects.

#AUDIOBOOK BUILDER 2 FREE#

When it finishes you get one or a few audiobook tracks in iTunes® instead of hundreds or even thousands of music tracks!Īudio file joining: Already ripped your CDs? There's no need to suffer through it again.Įnhanced chapter stops: Custom artwork you specify will appear in iTunes and on iPods with a color display.Īdjustable quality settings: Start with the included presets, but feel free to customize each project's audio settings to suit your personal taste. Join audio, create enhanced chapter stops, adjust quality settings and let Audiobook Builder handle the rest. Source Album directory is copied to /run/media/user/F8950/Audiobooks/ in its entirety, without modification sequential copy order, natural or lexicographical, is guaranteed.Language: Multilingual | File size: 22 MBĪudiobook Builder makes it easy to turn your audio CDs, MP3s, M4As, and other audio files into audiobooks for your iPhone, iPod or iPad.Mice All Over for the first file, all titles enumerated Track numbers are set according to the natural sort order, regardless of the absence of the original leading zeroes:.Destination directory /run/media/user/F8950/Audiobooks/Source Album/ is created.Source Album $ procrustes -a 'Peter Crowcroft' -m 'Mice All Over'. Dry run: everything is done according to any options no new files or directories created, destination is left undisturbed.Destination directory is required (and ignored). All the files in Source Album get checked.b, -album-num INTEGER 0.99 prepend INTEGER to the destination root directory name Examples Source Album $ procrustes -c.

#AUDIOBOOK BUILDER 2 SERIAL NUMBER#

u, -unified-name TEXT destination root directory name and file names are based on TEXT, serial number prepended, file extensions retained e, -file-type TEXT accept only audio files of the specified type, e.g. i, -prepend-subdir-name prepend current subdirectory name to a file name y, -dry-run without actually modifying anything (trumps -w, too) w, -overwrite silently remove existing destination directory (not recommended) r, -reverse copy files in reverse order (number one file is the last to be copied) p, -drop-dst do not create destination directory t, -tree-dst retain the tree structure of the source album at destination x, -sort-lex sort files lexicographically F, -file-title-num use numbered file name for title tag f, -file-title use file name for title tag s, -strip-decorations strip file and directory name decorations d, -drop-tracknumber do not set track numbers v, -verbose unless verbose, just progress bar is shown Files are copied sequentially,īy default file number one first, optionally in reverse order, as some Source filesĪnd directories are not modified in any way. If necessary, while copying the album to destination. Procrustes renames directories and audio files, replacing tags, To check the track order visually use -v or -vi, and avoid -u.

Procrustes tries hard to sort the tracks properly. Meanwhile, one cannot listen to an audiobook with the tracks in the wrong Missing or incorrect, directory and/or file names enumerated Common poor design problems: track number tags Of audio albums, mostly slovenly built audiobooks, possibly to cheap mobileĭevices. Procrustes is a CLI utility for basic processing and copying Or just like this: Robinson Crusoe $ procrustes -a 'Daniel Defoe' -u 'Robinson Crusoe'. Try Procrustes, this way: Robinson Crusoe $ procrustes -via 'Daniel Defoe' -m 'Robinson Crusoe'. Ever got frustrated with an audiobook like this one? Robinson Crusoe $ ls

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