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The .m4b file itself comes with the embedded chapter data as injected by Audible when providing the downloadable file. The .aax file is identical to the .m4b file, renamed for further processing with AAX Audio Converter. The extra json files are an extract of the json response when requesting the download link and the voucher via the Audible Web API. The chapters in the json file often have explicit chapter titles, not just numbers, but that's not always the case. To integrate the information from the json files, together with chapter mark adjustements, run AAX Audio Converter. AAX Audio Converter also lets you adjust some of the other meta tags. |
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.m4b folder doesn't have anything with it but .aax has 2 json files 1 of them has chapter metadata. How to embed that in file and get chapters.
It would be nice also get other metadata like ASIN in source field and writer and narrator
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