Since there is an issue with this fix when applied on flac option, the changes dont take effect on flac.
For more information have a look in KrumpetPirate/AAXtoMP3 issue #142.
Just a little change in the ffmpeg call, but this massively increases the speed of chapter splitting. (In my first test approximately by a factor of 10.)
Just a little change in the ffmpeg call, but this massively increases the speed of chapter splitting. (In my first test approximately by a factor of 10.)
Until now, when the conversion of a audiobook gets interrrupted during the splitting phase, one has to delete all the output files and restart from beginning.
This can be very uncomfy, especially if it's a long audiobook and the computer did work on it for several hours.
I added some changes, so that one only has to delete the last (incompletely generated) chapter and add "--continue " to the command where CHAPTERNUMBER is the chapter, that has been interrupted while splitting of.
For this to work I mainly just skipped the steps which were already done before interruption with if-conditions.
Nicko98