subsync VS Audiobooks.bundle

I've found subsync to work flawlessly at timing subtitles, even with whisper transcripts.

https://github.com/sc0ty/subsync can sync srt to audio tracks and should be able to take care of all the spots with desync

yeah sometimes i have to sync multiple times in a row for it to work. for recent shows i pretty much have 0 issues, older stuff that came out on tv then dvd then bluray then streaming gets kinda tricky to sync properly (eg, i'm having problems with The Shield now). i wish bazarr could use something like this: https://github.com/sc0ty/subsync you set the languages and it syncs the sub lines to the speech, so it takes care of desync perfectly

I love downloading third-party subs and syncing them to the specific file with subsync, it's a great piece of software that also allows syncing of a subtitle in any language with another subtitle in any language.

SubSync - Subtitle Speech Synchronizer

https://github.com/sc0ty/subsync (they have exe ready to download on own page,link on github)

If this does not suit your preferences, you can always run Subsync without bazarr to syncronize your subtitles. https://github.com/sc0ty/subsync

I believe it uses subsync on the backend, but not sure

Starting in the past few weeks using Plex Media Server version 1.27.1.5916 (on Synology), the metadata scanner appears to get hung up (or stuck) while scanning a large (over 1,000 albums) Library of Audiobooks. The Dashboard indicates "Updating Metadata" and just sits spinning on some random album artist entry. Takes a reboot of the Plex server to stop the metadata scan. Then some time later, 12 or more hours, the scan starts again and subsequently gets randomly hung up somewhere during the scan of this Library. "Prefer local metadata" is not checked on the Library. This audiobook Library is using the macr0dev Audiobooks.bundle metadata agent (and has been for a while without issue).

I recently finally got Plex working with audiobooks in a way I'm happy with. I used this Plex Audiobooks Guide as a base and tweaked it as I went. The relatively new Audnexus metadata agent for Plex seems pretty promising but I still use a modified version of the Audiobooks.bundle. It still involves some manual customization as the agents can't directly add albums to collections and I like to organize the series' I have by collection, but overall it does a lot of the work for you.

I followed this guide for audiobooks using this agent.

hereyou go :)

Having it built in natively would be awesome, but you can do it using https://github.com/macr0dev/Audiobooks.bundle

from the GIthub page https://github.com/macr0dev/Audiobooks.bundle

I have found a third-party Agent on GITHUB https://github.com/macr0dev/Audiobooks.bundle which I have downloaded and added to the Plugs folder %LOCALAPPDATA%\Plex Media Server\Plug-ins but whenever I restart my server I don't see this as an option to choose?

Plex doesn't actually support Audiobooks so that's likely the main reason. This is the agent I'm Using https://github.com/macr0dev/Audiobooks.bundle/archive/master.zip