3 ms·
What are you using for audiobook requests? I also recently setup arr stack, but I saw readarr is depreciated and there doesn't seem to be a clear successor.
by dgrin91 27d ago
What are you using for audiobook requests? I also recently setup arr stack, but I saw readarr is depreciated and there doesn't seem to be a clear successor.
- Xerox9213 27d agoIt’s been a while since I used it but lazylibrarian has worked for me in the past. I tried shelfarr as well with some success a while back, but haven’t needed any new books lately since I’m busy catching up on the books I’ve downloaded (the Bible is long lol).
- doctoboggan 27d agoAfter reading a lot of reddit threads I settled on ReadMeABook[0] and it has been working great so far. One pretty cool feature is that it lets you connect an LLM API key and then you can have it make requests based on your library. I now have Fable 5.1 suggesting my next book. [0]: https://github.com/kikootwo/readmeabook https://github.com/kikootwo/readmeabook
- y-curious 27d agoHello Mantis. Question: what do you do with the books? Is there kindle integration somehow?
- doctoboggan 26d agoI use it for audiobooks. They are served up by Plex and I use the Prologue iOS app which is a great audiobook listening experience.
- tstrimple 26d agoI think most folks lean on Calibre for that. I've setup KOReader on my wife's Kobo and it looks at our local Calibre server for books.
- davkan 27d agoIf you don’t want to commit to one of the vibecoded no community arr clones for books then i recommend shelfmark. Lightweight grabber, easy to start with, easy to rip out later.
- SkepticMystic 27d agoChaptarr is great! Just had their public release after a long alpha testing phase