Bring the audiobooks you already have

Formats

Audio files	M4B, M4A, MP3, AAC, FLAC, Ogg
Book layouts	One file per book, or a folder of parts (CD1/CD2 folders and numbered tracks are put in order)
Chapters	Embedded M4B/MP4 chapters, cue sheets, OverDrive chapter markers, and chapters built from track titles
Covers	Embedded artwork or a cover image in the folder; replace any cover yourself
Browser playback	Files a browser cannot play natively are converted on the fly by your server

Folder structure

Any sensible layout works. Author/Series/1. Title/ gives the best results, and tags inside the files are used when they are present.

Audiobooks/
  Jane Austen/
    Pride and Prejudice/
      Pride and Prejudice.m4b
  Herman Melville/
    Moby Dick/
      01 Chapter 1.mp3
      02 Chapter 2.mp3

Metadata sources

Titles, authors, narrators, series, descriptions and covers come from your files first. You can fill gaps or match a book by hand using:

• Audible data through Audnexus (with a region you choose)
• Open Library
• Apple Books (iTunes Search)
• Google Books (with your own API key)

Fields you edit by hand are locked, so a later scan never overwrites them. Your audio files are never modified.

Several libraries

Keep fiction, non-fiction and children's books in separate libraries, each with its own folders, scan schedule and audience age rating. ListenTo.It recognises the same book in two libraries or two narrations of one title, so ratings and recommendations treat them as one work.

Library Sources Preview

Library Sources bring books in from services you already use. The first one connects your Audible account through Libation, an open-source tool, and imports the books you choose into a library, with series and descriptions. It is in preview and is set up by the server's administrator.

ListenTo.It is not affiliated with Audible or Libation. Only import books you are entitled to.