Read title and artist from m4b files and renames the file as artist/title, or artist/album/title. Album is guessed from the title.
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Refile M4B

Usage

refile-m4b DIR

This will refile all the *.m4b files in DIR and it's subdirectories by author, series (if given) and title. The information in each files metadata is used.

dependencies

debian

sudo apt install libtag1-dev libtagc0-dev

Due to a typo, this was previously known as refile-mp4.