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Add Audiobooks & Authors #453
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So I can easily add the audiobook type to Lidarr for availability in metadata profiles, but this issue I have is in parsing and identification. Most audiobooks on musicbrainz seem to have several 100 tracks per book. I’m fearful this isn’t going to work to well without some extra type specific code. Any thoughts from you guys? How do most audiobooks download? A single audio file or many files? |
It's a real mix of different profiles: some are massive collections of
MP3/M4A/Ogg files, while others are bundled collective whole-book files,
ordinarily as M4B or very rarely MKA files. If you look at George R. R.
Martin, some of his books are listed in musicbrainz as a single file,
others as the file-per-chapter.
File per chapter is overwhelmingly more prevalent at places like
audiobookbay, so if you have to go one way or the other, that's probably
the better option.
…On Fri, 28 Sep. 2018, 1:04 pm Qstick, ***@***.***> wrote:
So I can easily add the audiobook type to Lidarr for availability in
metadata profiles, but this issue I have is in parsing and identification.
Most audiobooks on musicbrainz seem to have several 100 tracks per book.
I’m fearful this isn’t going to work to well without some extra type
specific code. Any thoughts from you guys? How do most audiobooks download?
A single audio file or many files?
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Thanks, what are the best indexers for audiobooks? I’d like to test some things out |
I'd suggest checking things across multiple genres, like some sci fi, some
economics, some self help, some business, some politics, some ya fiction,
some erotic novels. There's often different ways different genres go, and
there's not any one standard.
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Might be a couple of duplicates, sorry
On Fri, 28 Sep. 2018, 1:15 pm Lincoln Maurice, <lincoln.maurice@gmail.com>
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… I'd suggest checking things across multiple genres, like some sci fi, some
economics, some self help, some business, some politics, some ya fiction,
some erotic novels. There's often different ways different genres go, and
there's not any one standard.
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> things out
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Yea I was just looking for one or two good ones lol
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Is this still an active feature request? I have been looking for an audiobook fetcher forever. |
try LazyLibrarian for audiobook downloads if Lidarr doesn’t have support at the moment... it is based on Headphones and works well for me |
Its disappointing the status for this changed from Accepted to Under Consideration because LazyLibrarian has such a horrible UX design :( It got so bad for me that I just gave up using it because of how frustrated I got trying to navigate, find books, and download them. |
If this ever happens, it would be great if they could integrate sandreas/m4b-tool or something like it. |
Me: LL can't be that bad.
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My experience exactly. Lazy librarian and lidarr ought to collaborate to
get some cadence so that we can have a real solution.
…On Sat, 29 Dec. 2018, 7:37 pm Philip Whiteside, ***@***.***> wrote:
Is this still an active feature request? I have been looking for an
audiobook fetcher forever.
try LazyLibrarian for audiobook downloads if Lidarr doesn’t have support
at the moment... it is based on Headphones and works well for me
Its disappointing the status for this changed from Accepted to Under
Consideration because LazyLibrarian has such a horrible UX design :( It got
so bad for me that I just gave up using it because of how frustrated I got
trying to navigate, find books, and download them.
*Me*: LL can't be that bad.
*... spins up container ...*
*Me*: OMG it's awful.
- Couldn't even find the add button, so linked to Goodreads instead.
- Then it just wouldn't download the book, despite Jackett finding a
match, LL said there was no matches.
- Have killed it now, will stick to manual until Lidarr has support.
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I'd like to add my vote to this one as well. The alternatives are just not very good in comparison. |
I'm not sure that Lidarr is the best candidate for this. I would think a separate arr fork for ebooks and audiobooks that could focus specific on that would be best. Besides musicbrainz isn't the best source for audiobook info I don't think. |
Awesomefox made a good case for using Audible in the original feature request: https://feathub.com/lidarr/Lidarr/+22 Also, as a MaM member it would be great to integrate their FL Wedges as suggested by seanap |
That can be improved, to be fair. MB has support for both audiobooks and audio dramas, it's just the catalogue that needs additions. It's also worth mentioning that audio dramas are also worth separate consideration when designing the UI - they can have a lot of artists. In addition to that unlike many other types of media, there are many audio dramas that have multiple series and subseries (for example |
For now, not going to implement. Try Readarr |
Readarr has been marked as inactive by its developer. |
That's unfortunate, we thought about taking over if he did that, but we are spread thin with Radarr and Lidarr already. |
Please please work on that project, there is unfortunately no solution for audiobooks. I would love to get it now that we have decent client apps for plex to support the streaming. |
Not wanting to take anything away from Lidarr... but have you tried
LazyLibrarian... you say there isn't a solution, that is working for me at
the moment
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Please please work on that project, there is unfortunately no solution for
audiobooks. I would love to get it now that we have decent client apps for
plex to support the streaming.
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Last time I tried this it was horribly broken and didn't really work at all. Readarr was exactly what I was looking for. I just want something to keep track of audiobooks and download new ones from my favourite authors. I'll give LazyLibrarian try again, maybe it has improved, but it wasn't really a good solution in the way that projects such as Lidarr is. |
We have started Readarr back up and are actively developing it at Readarr/Readarr on GitHub. |
That's great news! Looking forward to testing it. |
Is there a docker image? |
I've tried adding authors like George R. R. Martin and Douglas Adams as audiobook authors, and Lidarr picks up on them just fine.
But what I can't seem to do is to create profiles for Audiobooks. It's fine to capture author information from Musicbrains, but the works themselves are in profile categories which Lidarr doesn't let me set up.
Can you please enable access to collect Audiobook data? I'd like to hook in my Witcher, Harry Potter and Oathbringer books too.
Note: there are some musicians who've written books too. I realise this may complicate things, such as separating the destination directories (personally, I have one place for audiobooks, and another for music, and would like to keep the Sara Bareilles book separate from her albums, so I know that's a complexity, but one I can overcome secondarily).
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