The developer of LISTEN AUDIOBOOK PLAYER recently added code to his app that can parse all the info in that text file and create proper chapter headings and Tables of Contents from it. That txt file contains all the metadata, chapter info, etc. Obviously neither can SmartAudioBooks Player.īUT if you use LISTEN AUDIOBOOK PLAYER (Google Play Store) on an android device (and btw it's an excellent and very advanced and customizable app), you can use the instructions below to create an additional file which you will save as "libby.txt" and put in the book's folder along with all the files. HOWEVER, SIRIN so far cannot properly identify chapters for these Libby files. It just names the "parts" or "files", not the chapters. The very popular SMARTAUDIOBOOKS PLAYER cannot.
That and SIRIN are the only two I've found that can properly name the chapters of Overdrive books in the Table of Contents. I usually play books on my android phone with LISTEN AUDIOBOOK PLAYER. So be sure to put them in the right folder with the book name.) (The individual files are in correct order but are named something like this 7-audio-2448623439.mp3, that is, without the name of the book on the files.
If you follow these instructions the result will be a zip file which you can extract into any folder of your choice, presumably the folder with the book's name on it. THIS GETS ALL THE LIBBY FILES IN ORDER PERFECTLY, with no hassle and very little human intervention! And if you use LISTEN AUDIOBOOK PLAYER, you'll also get the proper chapter headings and TOC.įIRST: The extension that gets everything in the right place is called VIDEO AND AUDIO DOWNLOADER (I've used all the other methods listed in various places and they are quite frankly a mess) This extension is in the Chrome Web Store but also works in Edge, and maybe other browsers). I had asked the developer of Listen if he could come up with a workaround and he came up with this. Since you use LISTEN, thought you might be interested in this, though the files will work on other players as well. If Overdrive insists on limiting consumer choice, maybe someone will crack Libby to allow space shifting. I've been very happy listening to all audiobooks with Listen Audiobook I hate needing multiple, inferior, proprietary apps to listen to audiobooks on my phone.
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