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## Usage
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```
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bash AAXtoMP3 <AUTHCODE> {INPUT_FILES}
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bash AAXtoMP3.sh [--flac] [--aac] [--single] AUTHCODE {FILES}
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```
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* AUTHCODE: **your** Audible auth code (it won't correctly decode otherwise) (required)
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* Everything else is considered an input file, useful for batching!
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You can also convert the output to FLAC encoding instead of MP3 by doing the following *in order*:
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```
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bash AAXtoMP3 --flac <AUTHCODE> {INPUT_FILES}
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```
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Note that FLAC encoding is typically a little faster, at the cost of compatibility with some players.
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If you wish to convert to a single file you can add --single to the input. This will prevent chaptered content from being extracted.
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Note that any optional flags have to be inputed *in order* to function correctly.
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Additionally, if you have a .authcode file available in the current working directory, it will read the first line of
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that line and treat it like your auth_code. When you do this you do not need to specify an AUTHCODE input.
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Here is the full usage (NOTE: Order matters!)
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```
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bash AAXtoMP3 [--flac] [--single] AUTHCODE {FILES}
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```
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## Anti-Piracy Notice
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Note that this project does NOT ‘crack’ the DRM. It simply allows the user to
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use their own encryption key (fetched from Audible servers) to decrypt the
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