Hi there,
is there a way to export content from TAF Files as OGG files directly form Teddycloud? I activated caching the files and i can play all the files from the browser.
With Teddybench this is possible from the SD Card but i also can’t figure out how toe make it run from the teddycloud content folder (mouted via smb).
Thanks
Hi, currently this is not possible. (You might try the legacy gui, I am not sure if the used webplayer has a basic support for that (but only one ogg per taf at most iirc)
OGG Download was possible via „three dot“ menu in
Menu is Not available in Firefox and should be Removed from Player. See "Three dots" menu not displayed on web player using Mozilla Firefox · Issue #41 · toniebox-reverse-engineering/teddycloud_web · GitHub
Seems to be available in develop.
No. That was an old player which was removed.
Is there any other way to decode the files straight from the teddycloud cache, ideally in macOS.
Or is inserting the actual SD card into a windows machine using teddybench really the only option at the moment?
Maybe this can be adapted for your purposes
You may play the audio within teddyCloud and use the development console to fetch the URL the player uses to download it.
You can use the ogg=true url parameter when downloading a file from your library.
curl -s http://[teddycloud-ip]/content/test.taf?ogg=true&special=library -o test.ogg
Another option is to use opus2tonie. This is also possible with my container.
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/data ghcr.io/marco79cgn/audio2tonie opus2tonie --split "/data/test.taf"
This way the taf file will be split into one ogg file per chapter.
Thanks a lot. This is exactly what I was looking for and it works like a charm. I only asked for OGG because i thought it’s quicker and skips another transcoding step but having MP3 makes it even more compatible.
