makem4b
Merge audio files into an audiobook.
Setup
Recommended: use it via Docker:
docker run --tty --rm ghcr.io/janw/makem4b --help
Or install via pipx (requires you to supply FFmpeg yourself)
pipx install makem4b
Usage
Basic
docker run --tty --rm -w /here -v "$PWD:/here" ghcr.io/janw/makem4b glob/of/files/*.mp3
Slightly more advanced:
docker run --tty --rm -e PUID=816 -e PGID=1006 -v /here -v "$PWD:/here" ghcr.io/janw/makem4b -Tr -m originals glob/of/files/*.mp3
-e PUID=816 -e PGID=1006Writing/moving files as user:group 816:1006-T: Never transcode, bail if files use different codec parameters-r: Prefer remuxing, saving output with original filetype (mp3) as long as code parameters match-m originals: Move original files to a subdirectory withinoriginalsafter completion
Fraunhofer FDK AAC
Fraunhofer FDK AAC, aka libfdk-aac, is a high-quality AAC encoder and thus predestined to encode audiobooks with. But due to licensing issues with FFmpeg, the makem4b docker image cannot include libfdk-aac by default. A docker image including libfdk-aac can be built by passing a non empty value to the build-arg ENABLE_FDKAAC:
docker build --build-arg ENABLE_FDKAAC=1 . -t my-makem4b:latest
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