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I've recently been trying to organize my audiobook library and ran into a bit of a roadblock with Audible files — they come in that AAX format which doesn't work on some of my devices. I was wondering how you all deal with this?
I tried a few methods, including some online tools and apps, but most of them either have file size limits or mess up the chapters and quality. I’m now looking for a more reliable way to convert Audible to MP3 so I can listen freely across all my devices.
Any recommendations for tools or workflows that actually work well? Ideally, I’m looking for something that preserves chapters and quality.
Updated:
Recently I came across a tool called ViWizard Audible Converter. It's working pretty well for me. It’s not 100% free, but worth checking out if you're stuck like I was.
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A possible solution (that I didn't test because I have no Audible files): Go to https://ffmpeg.org/ and download FFmpeg -- it's a command line utility.
Execute the following in a console:
$ ffmpeg -i input.aax output.mp3
Study the documentation for further fine tuning of the conversions.
And report back on results, please.
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You could also try Soundconverter https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/soundconverter
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A possible solution (that I didn't test because I have no Audible files): Go to https://ffmpeg.org/ and download FFmpeg -- it's a command line utility.
Isn't ffmpeg already built in to Debian / Q4OS?
It's there and I don't recall installing it.
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I remember I had to install it (Q4OS 4). In your case it was perhaps installed as a dependency of another package?
Q4OS machine: Samsung R519 - Pentium T4200 2.0 GHz - 4 GB RAM - 500 GB SSD
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@detoo, its not installed by default in Debian 12.
Q4OS KDE 5.xx Lenovo M73 Thinkcentre Tiny/Dell Inspiron 3670
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