Combine multiple MP3s into a single chapterized MP3
| garf.sh | init | |
| garf_multiple.sh | init | |
| garf_nometadata.sh | init | |
| garf_openbook.sh | Added garf_openbook.sh | |
| README.md | Added garf_openbook.sh | |
garf
This is a collection of scripts to combine multiple MP3 files into a single chapterized MP3.
Examples
Chapterizing a folder of MP3s dumped with LibbyRip
cd /path/to/folder/with/mp3s
bash /path/to/this/repo/garf_multiple.sh
Chapterizing a folder of MP3s dumped with an older Libby dumper (that included an openbook.json file)
cd /path/to/folder/with/mp3s
bash /path/to/this/repo/garf_openbook.sh
Install tone (https://github.com/sandreas/tone) if you want to use this one.
Chapterizing a folder of MP3s you got from anywhere else (that didn't include a metadata/metadata.json file)
cd /path/to/folder/with/mp3s
echo "Book Title" > metadata.txt
echo "Book Author" >> metadata.txt
bash /path/to/this/repo/garf_nometadata.sh
The chapter titles will be whatever the individual files were named. For example, a folder with Chapter1.mp3, Chapter2.mp3, and Chapter3.mp3 will result in a book with three chapters: "Chapter1", "Chapter2", and "Chapter3". You can use spaces in filenames, but not quotes; the script doesn't like quotes for whatever reason.