Speed conversion audio file to taf on NAS

[schattenhexe]

My Teddycloud isn’t set up yet, but it will run on a Ugreen NAS with the appropriate capacity.
Does anyone have a similar setup (Teddycloud + NAS) and can comment on the standard conversion speed?
I have tons of audiobooks, including many that are 6 hours or more long and have many chapters (I’m aware of the 99-track limit).

Can I convert them in this combination via Teddycloud without any problems and without having to wait forever, or do I need another method? And if so, which one?
I use Windows; I’ve only seen instructions for an external conversion here for Mac/Linux so far.
With an external solution, I could also start the conversion in advance (the NAS is still in the mail, so I can’t continue at the moment anyway).

Thanks for your help

[henryk]

I recommend this to you:

HowTo: convert audio to TAF fast and easy (macOS/Linux)

Update Docker: added ARD Audiothek support I just updated the Docker container with support for ARD Audiothek content. It uses their REST API to retrieve the content (no html scraping). Just copy & paste the link of the content and use it as -s parameter (source). Usage Command: docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/data ghcr.io/marco79cgn/audio2tonie transcode -s "[AUDIOTHEK-URL]" Example URL: https://www.ar…

That’s one of the fastest solutions I know. And works with docker desktop also on windows.

[schattenhexe]

Oh, I obviously missed that in the thread. Thanks.

Can I run this on the NAS in the long run with the same results? I haven’t worked with either yet, hence the stupid questions

[henryk]

I assume it will be slower, but try it