Did you try my version? Mp3tag/Audible.com#Search by Album.src at master · romanoh/Mp3tag · GitHub
@Romano, thanks for the link, yep just tried it.
Get the same error this error: ERROR(L5398/findinline): text not found.
In my pc works fine, i don't have a mac.
You can try this to see:
can you change the line 28:
#Debug "ON" "C:\Users\xxxxx\Desktop\mp3tagdebug.txt"
to
Debug "ON" "ANYFOLDERYOULIKE\mp3tagdebug.txt"
and upload it here(if it works)
This doesn't work (yet) on the Mac version. I'll need to look into it and will keep you posted.
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Thanks tried that snippet in your script.
its not outputting any text file to Desktop:
Debug "ON" "Users/spowart/Desktop/mp3tagdebug.txt
Mac file system is forward slash, also tried the back slash to.
I think they're doing country detection based on IP address and redirect you to the country-specific version of Audible instead. Can you try
[IndexUrl]=https://www.audible.com/search?keywords=%s&ipRedirectOverride=true&overrideBaseCountry=true
Thanks @Florian, tried that didn't work, same error.
The version that @seanap has is the one id really like to use and it has this for forcing UK Audible:
[IndexUrl]=https://www.audible.co.uk/search?ipRedirectOverride=true&overrideBaseCountry=true&keywords=
Have tried other Web Sources Scrips and I get same error just different Lnumbers:
ie: ERROR(L11/findline): text not found.
The UK version also works for me — are you using a VPN or anything that might interfere there?
Hi Florian
Im actually on a UK IP, No VPN.
Are you on a mac to?
The Mac I'm on is a Mac mini (M1, 2020), - The new M1 ARM chip Apple does.
running macOS Big Sur version: 11.6.5
I'm on a Mac too and I'm getting the list of search results with the search query mentioned above. However, I'm getting an error in the second step (after selecting a result for importing) which I will need to investigate further.
Hi Florian,
Had an idea, maybe i need to open a port on router, thinking Virgin Media is Fire-walling it?
What port does MP3tag use?
You can check if the built-in Discogs and MusicBrainz tag sources are working – they’re using the same networking code.
I've just released Mp3tag for Mac with a couple of improvements and fixes regarding custom tag sources. Please try again with v1.6.4 and let me know if it's now working for you.
Hi Florian.
Thanks for releasing this new version.
Not working still, but have debugs now!
Tested 2 versions now:
romanoh version:
Audible.com#Search by Album.src
romanoh-Audible-com_INDEX_mp3tagdebug.txt (1.3 MB)
seanap version:
Audible.co.uk#Search by Album.src
seanap-Audible-co-uk_mp3tagdebug.txt (1.3 MB)
Thanks for the debug output. It seems like you're getting different html than expected.
Can you try putting
regexpreplace "<h3 id=".+?"\s+" "<h3 "
after
replace "Running Time:" ""
Edit: Looking a little further, this change will only reveal a different issue. The result data you're getting doesn't include the release date for example which is expected in line 91 of the script.
If you have any idea why you're getting different result data than, e.g. myself or the original developers of the tag sources, please let me know.
Also new to Mp3tag (Version 1.6.7 (70)), on my 5 day trial. US-based, M1 Pro running Ventura 13.0 (22A380). Discogs/other sources confirmed working.
Audible.com#Search by album.src works for me when the Query returns results:
Audible.com#Search by Album.src (7.6 KB)
And fails on L45 when the Query doesn't return a result
Fails on L45 for anything I throw at searching by Filename.
Audible.com#Search by Filename.src (7.6 KB)
I think you are using old versions.
No, it's the latest version and it also happens with your script. The Windows version reports "No results found" after encountering the error
ERROR(L44/findinline): text not found
(you can try for yourself with debug on), while the Mac version currently gives the actual error message.
My version (22.12.2021) works:
Mp3tag/Audible.com#Search by Album.src at master · romanoh/Mp3tag (github.com)
Audible.com#Search by Album.src (6.5 KB)
i think he is using old versions of dano src.