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Ubuntu 22 Many of my m4b files are not being ingested into ABS. These are properly handled in Plex and Jellyfin. I believe it is related to ffprobe reporting the error "Unsupported codec with id 100359 for input stream 1" For the offending files, a typical output: $:ffprobe book.m4b My research points to a chapter issue, and if I strip out the chapters, the title is found by ABS and plays correctly. This command "fixes" the files: My questions: 1.) Are my suspicions correct and is there any type of scanner log that might report offending files? 2.) Is there a way to force ABS to ingest the title? 3.) I have a rather large library and don't relish finding these and removing the chapters. Is there a simple (easy) way to do this? Thank you very much for any assistance. |
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This hasn't been reported before. |
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Thanks very much for the help. I tuned on debug earlier today, and the only error I see. This was an upgrade from an older ABS:
The offending file is found once I strip the chapters:
These files were very likely processed with https://www.recoupler.com/products/audiobookconverter/about Is there a process I can invoke to trigger the debug log if it's in fact a ffprobe issue within ABS? Happy to share an offending file. Thanks again. |
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This is not good. Now it is crashing. Reinstall might help? $ journalctl -u audiobookshelf -n 200 |
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I apt-purged and started over and all is working now. I have no idea what happened. Perhaps the config was calling an old ffmeg* |
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I apt-purged and started over and all is working now. I have no idea what happened. Perhaps the config was calling an old ffmeg*