This is on Unraid in docker, All local on the server. here is the ls -li from yesterday and it looks like the permissions on the folder changed the permissions on the file. https://i.ibb.co/vC5pbpJ/Screenshot-2023-09-15-072125.png Just did this one and kept it in the same folder and the permissions ...
I just did another, Matched with ID3 Tags and renamed https://i.ibb.co/RbMHYjP/Screenshot-2023-09-14-214914.png Clicked Hardlink https://i.ibb.co/7bT6M3B/Screenshot-2023-09-14-214956.png Original File https://i.ibb.co/h2tRcGd/Screenshot-2023-09-14-215156.png "Hardlinked" File https://i.ibb.co ...
I want to edit my post above, After messing around with naming some more I found a better way that is more mobile frendliy as that is what the majority of my listeners use. Format Expression - /storage/data/media/audiobooks/{artist}/{album}/Book # - {t}({y})/Book # - {t} Format Description ...
After I hardlink these, Audiobookshelf lets me change tagging to help with identifying the book. If I change any of this in the hardlinked file will this sever the link?
:?: Please share your format expression for the benefit of all readers including your future self. I am using Audiobookshelf and following their Directory Structure Using ID3 tags in music mode /storage/data/media/audiobooks/{artist}/{album}/{y} - {t} - Book#/{y} - {artist} - {t} ( ^ change this ...
Yes all the files have ID3 tags but not all of them are perfectly accurate. I have figured out a file path and format expression that gets me close but because of some of the inaccurate ID3 tags like {artist} will create different artist folder for the same artist. While in the hardlink setting when ...
I really hope FileBot is the fix to my problem. I have a bunch of audiobook files that I need to hardlink and create a folder system for Audiobookshelf to read them correctly. Right now my original files are either single m4b/mp3 files or they are folders with m4b/mp3, jpg, nfo and cue files. The ...