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What you can do at the moment is to load just one single book, one of those with blank fields, with log level 4 again. (That will change in the next version of AAX Audio Converter.)

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How did you obtain these files? Downloaded with Audible or with 3rd party software? In one go or with interruption? Or has any other software tampered with the files so that they are no longer the original download?įor the books without any meta data showing up in the AAX Audio Converter window, it's more difficult to tell, as the "Add Books" function is a parallel operation and the FFmpeg reply messages don't yet reveal to which invocation they belong. If FFmpeg says the file is broken, then it's broken. As suspected yesterday, there is nothing that AAX Audio Converter can do here. Line 6111: 18:12:41.631 0019 E:\AUDIBLE DOWNLOADS\PurityANovel_ep6.aax: corrupt input packet in stream 0 Line 5045: 18:12:09.288 0020 E:\AUDIBLE DOWNLOADS\OutofMyMind_ep7.aax: corrupt input packet in stream 0 Line 2594: 18:11:35.003 0004 E:\AUDIBLE DOWNLOADS\IronLakeCorkOConnorBook1_ep6.aax: corrupt input packet in stream 0 Then, during the transcoding phase, FFmpeg reports an error at a timestamp near the first chapter without a title. All three chapter lists show empty titles from a certain chapter onward. The first clue is the meta chapters info. There are still quite a few unknowns in this entire process, but up to now we've got most issues solved, one way or the other.įor the three books where conversion reports errors: According to the FFmpeg messages, these are corrupt files. Normally, log level 3 should suffice, but when problems are related to the file structure, log level 4 is recommended, which adds FFmpeg output (a lot).įor further investigation please crate a new issue on GitHub and upload your log files. If the error persists run the converter with the log option. I would first try to re-download the file.

This could indicate a problem with the integrity of the file.Īnother indication for a possibly corrupt file. If it does not succeed, it may show empty entries.

Why does this ocurr?ĪAX Audio Converter tries to extract the meta data from the given AAX or AA file, with the help of FFmpeg.

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overwrite the previous content ("YES" in the popup), without stopping the player first, the new conversion will most likely fail.Īs a separate issue, when I import multiple files, I get a list of blank (absent) file names with little to no content (0MB to 2MB at maximum), followed by a listing of the full titles that I have imported into the App. If you start a new conversion to the same destination folder, i.e. This will lock the file currently played. Important: After completion of a conversion, the converter will launch your default media player (unless you have changed the settings). Then we get some data about what's actually happening. You can disable the "Named chapter" processing in the settings.įor more evidence, run AAX Audio Converter with the logging option on. AAX Audio Converter will create a pseudo chapter of 1ms for this. Sometimes, however, these chapters are giving incorrect duration, even a length of zero.

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If you download with the Audible App, you often get explicit chapter names. I see multiple chapters, but some of them show up with no content. This software is a wonderful tool in concept, but the challenges suck up a lot of time in trying to use it to its best advantage. I can abort, but it doesn't tell me what the problem is or suggest any fixes.Īny help in resolving these three issues would be appreciated. Why does this ocurr? I wind up removing the blank titles, but I don't know what is causing the problem.Īlso, the converter gets stuck 3/4 of the way through (e.g., 92/114)and won't budge after that.

As a separate issue, when I import multiple files, I get a list of blank (absent) file names with little to no content (0MB to 2MB at maximum), followed by a listing of the full titles that I have imported into the App.

In these cases, a partial mp3 file is not helpful to keep, so I delete it. I have been selecting NO, but the new file that is created also does not have the full content of the AAX file showing. Why does this happen? A pop-up dialog gives me the option of over writing, typing "NO" to create a new folder or to skip the file. Several files are only partially converted.

When I try to convert multiple files, only some of them get fully converted.

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The program seems to have some problems which I can not figure out how to resolve. I have been trying to convert multiple AAX files to MP3 for backup.