

Even if you can upload them to a media server, they won't be detected or recognized so that you cannot Audible format books on Plex. The main reason why Audible audiobooks can't be streamed from any streaming media players or streaming boxes is that Audible audiobooks are encoded in a particular format AA/AAX format. Why You Can't Stream Audible Audiobook on Plex Media Server Directly To add Audible Audiobooks to Plex, you’ll need some particular things to make this solution works for you. Add Audible Audiobooks to Plex - What You'll Need How to Play Audible Files on Plex Media App Part 1. How to Stream Audiobook on Plex Media Server Part 4. How to Convert Audible AA/AAX Files to MP3s Part 3. Add Audible Audiobooks to Plex - What You'll Need Part 2. I'd need some test data for that though.Ĭode: Select all File Name : Idiot's Guides High Intensity Interval Training By Sean Bartram.Part 1. FileBot doesn't even support tagging for video files, because it's dangerous and inconsistent.Ī dedicated groovy script would certainly be a possible first step to explore and evaluate. Even if FileBot can match a given file to some audio book database, and organize the files in a standardized way, it still wouldn't work in Plex / Kodi / etc, because those tools expect tagged files.

My take away is that at least audio books are already handled fine, by treating them like any other audio file, except you need to painstakingly tag them first. I've added *.mka to the list of audio file extensions. But reading tags from within format code is not convenient, unless ebook tags are somehow easy to read.

db ID3 should somewhat cover it, assuming all the information you want to use is already in the file and can be read via MediaInfo bindings.Įbooks can be handled to some degree in -db file plain file mode. I don't even have a single audiobook file, so it'd be hard for me to test and develop a such a feature.
