have spent some time last days and fixed the script.
i am completely new to this and have never done something like this.
cost me a lot of time with try & error
since the series parsing request always brings some error to audiobooks which are not part of a series, i have put this part into a second script.
maybe someone is able to fix this.
hope you enjoy!
EDIT:
2018-03-30 - commented debug and debugwrite / Encoding set tu "url"
Hi there I tried your script but no matter what I search I get "Sorry, no entries are matching your search criteria." Any help would be amazing.
Script-Line : 41
Command : findline
Parameter 1 : ><div class="adbl-prod-type adbl-upper"><
Aborted: ERROR(L41/findline): text not found
Total output:
output["CurrentUrl"]= "http://www.audible.de/search/ref=a_search_tseft__galileo?advsearchKeywords=The+Martian+Andy+Weir
output["Output"]= "<Error>"
output["Error"]= "ERROR(L41/findline): text not found"
Hello, i wood like to use this Scripts in the MP3Tag WINE Version. But it don´t work. I have copy the files into the correct folder near to the other files. But i can´t see the new search. Any ideas?
I habe also test MP3Tag in an Win10 VM with this Scripts, here it works, but can´t find any Audiobook. Sample: Perry Rhodan or Mechanica
I use the fields like in the first script, so I won't change it (unless many users demand it) but you can easily change it yourself. I guess you already know.
This is my personal file, just a few changes:
Change year to Book release/copyright year.
Add audiobook Release year(RELEASETIME).
ALBUMARTIST is now the same of ARTIST.
Add Lengh.
Remove the "English - " in genre. Audible#Search by Album TEST.src (4.9 KB)
I found that the web source didn't work for me in the US because audible.de kept redirecting to audible.com. I modified your script to work with the english .com site. I'll link my personal file here incase it can help anyone in a similar situation.
Thanks for the rewrite of this script, Dano. And @lukeiam - thanks for your most recent edit.
For the record, like others have commented, I'm getting Audible re-directs when attempting to use, but VPN to Frankfurt sorts that out. Yes, I could alter the script, but being based in Australia, with a known lite-catalogue in Audible-AU, I think VPN is the better method for now (that said, I didn't even bother testing Audible-AU, so ymmv).
QUESTION: this only works on a single book at a time (unless my testing is faulty). Is there any way to use this to do multiple books?