Read MP3 audio book metadata: This plugin eases the process of managing your Audio Books in Calibre. Audio Books, if they are long enough, are typically broken up into separate files by chapter, to ease downloading pain over slow connections. Calibre considers each file a separate book in its database.
This dialog allows you to define the metadata to be embedded in your audio file.
- Metadatics is a powerful and advanced audio metadata editor. It supports batch editing of most common audio file types including MP3, M4A, AIFF, WAV, FLAC, APE, OGG, WMA, and more. Lookup metadata from online sources, rename files based on metadata, or manipulate metadata using one of the many built in functions.
- Metadata agent for Audiobooks stored in a music library. Now available in the Unsupported App Store! This agent scrapes from Audible.com. It uses the Album Artist as the books Author and uses the Album Title as the Book Title. All audio files will need to be tagged correctly in order for this thing to do it’s job.
To open the Metadata dialog, open the Metadata window and click Edit.
Depending on the file type, the metadata is handled differently.
When opening the Metadata dialog for files in the Audio Editor, you can edit the metadata that is saved in the audio file. This metadata is saved to disk later.
When opening the Metadata dialog for files in the Audio Montage window, you can edit the metadata for the audio files that are created when rendering the audio montage. If you render to WAV format, the metadata will be associated to these files.
2017.07.23.01 - Major Revisions2017.09.26.01 - Minor Revisions - URL change at audible.com broken things.2017.10.29.01 - Major Revisions - Major rewrite of the audible.com pages required updates to be made.2017.11.08.02 - Minor Revisions - Added some data sanitization to fix some problems with the new audible site.2017.12.21.01 - Majorish Revisions - Rewrite of the audible.com search/result pages required updates to be made.
2018.09.11.01 - Minor Revision - Audible changed the formatting of their IDs slightly, cause a few problems.
Metadata agent for Audiobooks stored in a music library. Now available in the Unsupported App Store!
This agent scrapes from Audible.com. It uses the Album Artist as the books Author and uses the Album Title as the Book Title. All audio files will need to be tagged correctly in order for this thing to do it’s job. You can manually search for each book if you don’t have them tagged ahead of time.
Download: https://github.com/macr0dev/Audiobooks.bundle/archive/master.zip
Source: https://github.com/macr0dev/Audiobooks.bundle
Metadata supplied:
Full Title
Author (as Artist)
Book/Album Cover (as Poster)
Release Date (audiobook, not print or e-book)
Production Studio (as Record Label)
Publisher’s Summary (as Review)
Series Title (if exists)
Narrator(s) (as Genre Tag)
Genres (as Genre Tag)
Library Creation Options:
Create a BASIC MUSIC LIBRARY (not a premium Plex muisc library)
DO NOT check ‘Use Embedded Tags’
DO check ‘Store Track Progress’
Agent - Select Audiobooks
Agent Congiration Options:
If you’re in the US and want to scrape from Audible.com - you’re all set!
If you’re NOT in the US, or just want more flexibility with your searches you have options.
Manually Select Audible Site:
This option allows you to manually select which site you’re going to scrape. If this is not checked, the language you selected for
the library, or the language selected for a manual match will be used to select which site to scrape from.
Select Audible site to use:
This option is ignored if the above box is not checked.
Tips for greatest success:
Set “Album” tag in audio file as the book title
Set “Artist” tag in audio file as the book author
None of the other tags really matter for searching and matching.
Manual ‘match’ will use the Author/Artist field if it’s present, but you cannot enter it manually. Only the title.
Make sure all the tracks have the same artist and album.
Store each in a folder
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Notes:
-Title data in parens () such as (Unabridged) is automatically removed before search. I’ve found this improves the results and matching.
-Currently, I don’t have a great source for author data. What populates now (if any) is being done automatically from last.fm. You’re welcome to go add some data there. This was kind of a happy accident.
-The first two genre tags show up in the top right when viewing the album/book. Genre tags are listed in the following order: Series [if exists], Narrator(s), Genre.
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-You can filter by the various tags that are added to each book. Be it author, series, narrator, etc.