| About:
| Main dependencies:
| Setup:
Install ffmpeg. It's recommended to install full version to be sure to have all needed features
[Windows] Add ffmpeg and ffprobe to your PATH
Install dependencies:
npm install| How to use:
Expected filename structure: {bookCode}_cap{chapterCode}. You have an example in src/input/test1/test1_cap1.txt
Add the input text doc in .txt format in src/input/{bookcode}/
Add desired opening.mp3 song in input/{bookcode}/songs/. Add the closure.mp3 song in its own folder too
Get your files data for command arguments:
A) bookCode: The name of the folder for your chosen input file, as well as the desired location for the output file. It's part of the input and output file name too
B) chapterCode: Part of the input and output file name
C) lang: Desired language for the voices. Supports Spanish (es) and English (en). Defaults to es
D) shallAddChapterNumber: Set it to any value for adding a voice line at the beginning mentioning the chapter number. Leave empty for not.
Create output/{bookcode} folder. It will be used to store the output audio file
Execute task (? args are optional):
node index.js {bookcode} {chapterCode} {?lang} {?shallAddChapterNumber}.mp3 audio file will appear on src/output/{bookcode}| Command executed on ffmpeg:
The task executes:
ffmpeg -i src/input/test1/songs/opening.mp3 -i src/output/test1/test1_cap1_0_0.mp3 -i src/input/test1/songs/closure.mp3
-y -filter_complex concat=n=73:v=0:a=1 src/output/test1/test1_cap1.mp3| Attribution:
test1 opening and closure songs were created by @W01fw00d