Using ffmpeg to split an Audible audio-book into chapters?
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I've been following this answer to use ffmpeg
to convert and play some of my Audible audio-books in LinuxMint. Each book is a single source-file, but I've noticed that ffmpeg
lists all the chapters at the start of conversion.
Is there a way to get ffmpeg
to split the the book into chapters - convert each chapter into separate files (split by chapters)? Preferably by ffmpeg
alone, but using other programs/scripts (together with ffmpeg
) is also an option...
(I've seen a few other answers about splitting DVDs into chunks of even lengths or into chapters (using ffmpeg
and a python-script), but that's not quite what I'm after, so I'm hoping it was a simpler way of doing it...)
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I've been following this answer to use ffmpeg
to convert and play some of my Audible audio-books in LinuxMint. Each book is a single source-file, but I've noticed that ffmpeg
lists all the chapters at the start of conversion.
Is there a way to get ffmpeg
to split the the book into chapters - convert each chapter into separate files (split by chapters)? Preferably by ffmpeg
alone, but using other programs/scripts (together with ffmpeg
) is also an option...
(I've seen a few other answers about splitting DVDs into chunks of even lengths or into chapters (using ffmpeg
and a python-script), but that's not quite what I'm after, so I'm hoping it was a simpler way of doing it...)
audio ffmpeg
add a comment |
I've been following this answer to use ffmpeg
to convert and play some of my Audible audio-books in LinuxMint. Each book is a single source-file, but I've noticed that ffmpeg
lists all the chapters at the start of conversion.
Is there a way to get ffmpeg
to split the the book into chapters - convert each chapter into separate files (split by chapters)? Preferably by ffmpeg
alone, but using other programs/scripts (together with ffmpeg
) is also an option...
(I've seen a few other answers about splitting DVDs into chunks of even lengths or into chapters (using ffmpeg
and a python-script), but that's not quite what I'm after, so I'm hoping it was a simpler way of doing it...)
audio ffmpeg
I've been following this answer to use ffmpeg
to convert and play some of my Audible audio-books in LinuxMint. Each book is a single source-file, but I've noticed that ffmpeg
lists all the chapters at the start of conversion.
Is there a way to get ffmpeg
to split the the book into chapters - convert each chapter into separate files (split by chapters)? Preferably by ffmpeg
alone, but using other programs/scripts (together with ffmpeg
) is also an option...
(I've seen a few other answers about splitting DVDs into chunks of even lengths or into chapters (using ffmpeg
and a python-script), but that's not quite what I'm after, so I'm hoping it was a simpler way of doing it...)
audio ffmpeg
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