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- Erstellungsdatum 25. März 2019
- Zuletzt aktualisiert 11. April 2019
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NAME aax2mp3 - convert aax audio book files (Audible) to mp3 or other audio formats supported by ffmpeg SYNOPSIS aax2mp3 [options] [-a authcode] -i inputfile COPYRIGHT aax2mp3 is Copyright (C) 2017,2019 by Josef Kleber License: GPLv3 DESCRIPTION aax2mp3 provides a user-friendly interface to ffmpeg to convert audio books in aax format into other audio formats - especially mp3! It serves the backup of personally purchased audio books, not to convert any audio books! aax2mp3 doesn't crack the DRM of audio books! It just uses ffmpeg and your personal Audible authcode to convert your audio books to other audio formats. See AUTHCODE, how to obtain your personal authcode. OPTIONS Generic Program Information -h, --help Output a usage message and exit. -V, --version Output the version number and exit. -v, --verbose Create more vorbose output. Audio Book Selection -i AUDIOBOOK, --input AUDIOBOOK, --audiobook AUDIOBOOK Select an audio book (aax format). -a AUTHCODE, --authcode AUTHCODE Set the authcode for ffmpeg conversion. Mode Selection -S, --single Output one big single audio file. -C, --chapter (default) Output the audio book divided into chapters. This probably only works for the mp3 format! See option --postprocessing for a workaround! -p, --postprocessing Create intermediate mp3 files and post process them to the desired audio format. -k, --keepsingle Keep the one big audio file in chapter mode. Output File Format -b BITRATE, --bitrate BITRATE Set the bitrate of output file (default: bitrate of input file). -c CODEC, --codec CODEC Set the codec of the output file. (default: libmp3lame) See: ffmpeg -encoders | grep -e '^ A' -> acc, flac, libopus, libvorbis, ... -e EXTENSION, --extension EXTENSION Set the file extension of the output file. (default: mp3) -> acc, flac, opus, ogg, ... Metadata (default: metadata of input file) -G GENRE, --genre GENRE Set genre metadata of output file. -T TITLE, --title TITLE Set title metadata of output file. -A ARTIST, --artist ARTIST Set artist metadata of output file. -B ALBUM, --album ALBUM Set album metadata of output file. -R ALBUM_ARTIST, --albumartist ALBUMARTIST Set album_artist metadata of output file. -M COMMENT, --comment COMMENT Set comment metadata of output file. -D DATE, --date DATE Set date metadata of output file. -Y COPYRIGHT, --copyright COPYRIGHT Set copyright metadata of output file. -I COVERIMAGE, --image COVERIMAGE Set cover image (JPG). ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE AAX2MP3_AUTHCODE Instead of using the -a option to set the authcode, you can also set it using the AAX2MP3_AUTHCODE environment variable, e.g. by adding: export AAX2MP3_AUTHCODE="12345678" to your ~/.bash_profile AUTHCODE Any player or converter dealing with aax files do need a so called authcode. This is a personalized code embedded as DRM. There are several ways to obtain your personal Audible authcode. Google is your friend! You may be interested in: [1] https://github.com/inAudible-NG/tables [2] https://github.com/inAudible-NG/audible-activator EXAMPLES aax2mp3 -i B077NH5P9Q_ep7.aax -a 12345678 --single converts B077NH5P9Q_ep7.aax into one single mp3 file. aax2mp3 --audiobook B077NH5P9Q_ep7.aax -v -a 12345678 --title 'Titanic 03' --artist 'Titanic' --codec libvorbis --extension ogg --bitrate 160 --postprocess converts B077NH5P9Q_ep7.aax into chapter divided ogg vorbis files with a bitrate of 160 bk/s and a few metadata changes. REPORTING BUGS https://bitbucket.org/kleberj/aax2mp3/issues |