Cross-platform OverDrive audiobook client and chapterizer written in Python.


License
GPL-3.0
Install
pip install sonus==0.6.4

Documentation

sonus

sonus is a cross-platform OverDrive audiobook client and chapterizer written in Python and the only tool that properly splits and tags chapters.

This tool was written with the need for a portable way to automate chapterizing and tagging of OverDrive MP3 files for use in standard media players. You must have an active OverDrive account and check-out the books you wish to download.

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Features

  • Download and chapterize audiobooks
  • Chapterize existing OverDrive files
  • Return loan early

Requirements

Installation

Install the latest release from PyPI:

$ pip install sonus
$ sonus --version
sonus 0.1.0

...or install by cloning this repository

$ git clone https://github.com/digitalec/sonus.git
$ cd sonus
$ python -m sonus --version
sonus 0.1.0

Usage

Audiobook files are saved inside the specified --output directory under a Artist/Title/Chapters structure.

To download and chapterize an audiobook:

$ sonus BookName.odm --output /media/audiobooks

 

If you already have existing audiobooks downloaded using the OverDrive Media Console, you can still chapterize them to make them easier to play on other devices. Specify the path to the folder containing all of the OverDrive "-partX.mp3" files:

C:\> sonus "C:\Users\Name\Documents\My Media\MP3 Audiobooks\BookName" --output "E:\Audiobooks"

 

Once you're done with an audiobook and wish to return the loan:

$ sonus --return BookName.odm

Credits

  • sonus was inspired by the OverDrive Chapterizer feature of inAudible
  • Download logic is a modified version of that from overdrive-dl
  • Return Early logic is from odmpy