Naming placeholder for ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number) book code

[MagratG]

Would it be possible to add the ASIN code (Agatha Raisin and a _B0073X26SG_LC_64_22050_Stereo) to the directory name to help with matching the decrypted files to the original .aax file please.

[audiamus]

I'm not sure. I wanted to make the output directory and file structure as human readable as possible. And I don't think the ASIN code contributes to that, particularly for multi-part books.

In the long term, with the option to directly access your Audible account, we will have a little local database that will store the state of all the books in your library and the destination folder of the plain audio, without the need for visible ASINs.

[MagratG]

If it was done as one of the placeholders and not included by default then I would have thought that the basic operation should still be clean.

[audiamus]

With multi-part books, each part file has its own ASIN, but the actual existence of parts is concealed in the plain audio output. So a simple placeholder won't suffice. Would require its own naming strategy. Handling all the different output structure combinations is hard enough to maintain already, I really don't want to make it even more complex.

And with the future database and a list of all your books and their state, sortable by each column, should make the association easy, even without ASINs.

[MagratG]

OK, fair enough. Thanks for listening to me.