
The easiest way to do it is to use pip (preferred installer program). Next, you need to install some python modules.
#AUDIOBOOK CREATOR FROM MP3 HOW TO#
If you don't, search Google for how to install Python3 on your operating system. So, you need to ensure you have python 3 installed on your computer.

This script is written in Python, in particular in Python 3. I haven't had a chance to test it on a Windows computer, but it should run if you install all software dependencies (see below). I usually run it on my Macbook or on a 2 CPU 7.5 Gb AWS Ubuntu host.

There are no specific hardware requirements for this script. Hardware requirements and operation system This work was inspired by a code of Robin Camille Davis, Robert Orr and Benjamin Elbers. mp3 files, re-encode all of them with the same bit rate, produce a list of chapters (you can edit it in the middle of the process), and then it will create an audiobook in. Using the script, all you need is a show or a book name or a direct link on. That is why I developed this Python script. It would be much easier if there was a simple way to create an audiobook from a radio show or a book you like. You have to download all the files to your mobile device, create a playlist, always remember the last file and position you have listened to.

You can listen to them right on your web browser but if you would like to listen to the shows on your mobile device it is not very convenient - in most cases, they are provided as a set of single. There are thousands of free “old-time radio” shows, audiobooks, and lectures, available for download from the Internet Archive site (for example ). Internet Archive Audiobook Creator Description
