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Organizing Audiobooks

Voice offers three simple ways to organize your audiobooks based on how you store them on your device. Pick the option that matches your setup best:

Each folder within your selected directory is treated as a separate audiobook. Any audio files directly inside that directory (not in a subfolder) will also be recognized as individual audiobooks.

Example:

/Audiobooks
├─ TheHobbit/
│   ├─ chapter1.mp3
│   └─ chapter2.mp3
├─ MobyDick/
│   ├─ chapter1.mp3
│   └─ chapter2.mp3
└─ LittlePrince.mp3

Voice recognizes three audiobooks: TheHobbit, MobyDick, and the single-file book LittlePrince.

2. Single Audiobook Folder

The selected folder itself is one audiobook, with files inside treated as chapters.

Example:

/PrideAndPrejudice
├─ Chapter1.mp3
├─ Chapter2.mp3
└─ Chapter3.mp3

Voice recognizes one audiobook: PrideAndPrejudice.

3. Audiobooks Organized by Author

First-level folders represent authors, and subfolders represent audiobooks.

Example:

/Authors
├─ Woolf/
│   ├─ MrsDalloway/
│   │   ├─ chapter1.mp3
│   │   └─ chapter2.mp3
│   └─ ToTheLighthouse/
│       ├─ chapter1.mp3
│       └─ chapter2.mp3
└─ Tolkien/
    └─ TheHobbit/
        ├─ chapter1.mp3
        └─ chapter2.mp3

Voice recognizes authors (Woolf, Tolkien) and their audiobooks (MrsDalloway, ToTheLighthouse, TheHobbit).