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There is a filter to see audiobooks tagged "explicit", but I don't see a way to filter for those that are NOT tagged explicit.

This feels like I'm missing something obvious, but I don't see it.

EDIT (For clarification)

I am sharing the library with a friend so he can listen to a few books, but I don't want to share all the books. Since I don't have any "explicit" books, and the share settings can filter out "explicit" books (it even does so by default), I was hoping to use that tag to filter what he has access to.
I was hoping to filter for non "explicit" to double check that I gave him access to all the books he needed. But I am not seeing a way...

I have some trilogies from Audible that are all 3 books in one M4B file.
I would like to split them up, so the files are smaller and easier to manage. (1 file per book)
Preferably without losing chapter breaks.

Any ideas for how to do this?
I tried audacity, but it wouldn't open the M4B file. Maybe I did it wrong.

Quick Search has been really buggy for me, but I don't remember it being this buggy when I started using ABS a few weeks ago.

It will sometimes grab the blurb - depending if I use quick search from within the edit box or not, but it seems to never grab the image anymore.

I have verified that there is an image in Audible.
I don't like grabbing the image manually, since I can only find the 150x150 image, and the automated grabber seems to get a much better image.

I am assuming its something I did since it used to work, but I can't figure out what.
Maybe switching from the windows version to the docker version?

I have started embedding lyrics into my music files, but when I play them on navidrome it just says "No Lyrics".
Its kind of annoying - especially when I want to verify that the lyrics were embedded properly.

Is this a bug in Navidrome? or am I just doing it wrong?

(I know that the lyrics are there, because I can see them on substreamer on my phone. but its annoying to go to my phone every time to verify lyrics.)

I am embedding them with LRCGET. and for one I even have the lyrics in a .lrc sidecar file (also), and get this either way.

(I am using musixmatch also, in case that matters. but I don't think that should make a difference.)

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I am switching from a windows installation to docker.

Do I need to have both an :/audiobooks and :/podcasts in the .yml?

If I need to re-add all the libraries again anyway, could I just have all the files in a /libraries folder (audiobooks in /libraries/audiobooks, podcasts in /libraries/podcasts, etc.) and not have to worry about it? Or do I need to add a new volume for each of /audiobooks, /podcasts, /anotherPodcastLibrary, etc. ?

I don't understand .yml enough to know if this would work, or what any problems there would be in doing this one way over another.

I have a number of recordings of various lectures from various people, and I would like to have them in AudioBookShelf. (Primarily because I don't know of a better software to manage them).

Since AudioBookShelf supports both books and podcasts, I guess try to treat them as podcasts? They feel slightly different though (in style, not just content), and I was wondering if anyone knew a better solution to this.

I got Navidrome working, and I set up a library for my music files.

But Navidrome throws an error because the default music path (C:\Music) doesn't exist.
(Blame Windows 11)

I tried setting it to "non-defualt" to see if that would help at all, but I couldn't save changes because "Invalid library path".
It won't let me edit the path to where the music actually is. (I had to make a new library).
There is no delete button for it. (I see one for the other library with the correct path, but not this one.)

Any ideas of what to do?
I feel like this is likely a user error, but I don't see where I went wrong.

I'm starting to get into collecting and organizing my own music instead of spotify.

I just found Navidrome and MusicBrainz Picard yesterday - and I'm trying to figure out how it all works, and what is important to deal with vs what is just preferences,
If I could ask some of that here...

1. I noticed Picard does lastName, firstName on some of the tags, and this post (https://www.reddit.com/r/MusicBrainz/comments/1hypjr3/prevent\_picard\_from\_doing\_last\_name\_first\_name/) was asking how to fix that - does the name order make an actual difference? or is it just personal preference? (I prefer first, last. But I don't see the last,first anywhere in the file, and I don't know what difference it would make for Navidrome)

2. Artists - Picard saves artist as "aFirst aLast, bFirst bLast & cFirst cLast" by default. Navidrome said something about having them listed seperatly as artists (I can click on the "Artist" box in picard, add a second artist, and copy each artist to a seperate line). Is it make a difference to manually do this? Is there a script to do this for me?

3. I have a few songs from foreign artists, and I would like to have both foreign spelling and english spelling saved (to search over, etc.). I'm assuming that this could be saved as a separate entry somewhere, but I don't know where it would need to be.

I saw a video recently, and had a thought that made me realize I didn't understand pressure and lift as much as I thought I did.

Video said that since the air over the planes wings was moving faster, therefore there were fewer interactions compared to below the wing, therefore less interactions, therefore lift.

In my head, I corrected the video (hopefully accurately) to "the fact that the air is moving faster, therefore impacting with more horizontal movement, therefore less of the impact going into pushing the wing (and plane) down, therefore lift"

But then I got confused - if the horizontal movement is provided by the plane and not the air, then why should the impacts be delivering less force than if the plane (and air) were "still"?

(to explain why I "corrected" the video - assuming a volume with equally distributed air, with particles moving in randomized directions, why should moving decrease the amount of interactions? shouldn't the amount of particles you avoid by moving roughly equal the amount you will now get hit by because you moved there? --> kind of like running in the rain, where I am assuming you would get rained on less, but only because you are getting out of the rain faster, and had you just ran in circles it would be the same.)

-- I got a warning when posting this "no homework questions". To clarify, this isn't a homework question. If this post is too "basic" to ask here, let me know and I will move it to a different page.

Edit: Question is less about the planes, and more about why "if you change perspective from the ground to the plane, moving the plane and moving the air causes the same relative velocity" should matter. -- not particularly about planes, but about moving the object instead of the "liquid" in a Bernoulli's principle scenario, using planes as an example.

1. The air is still moving down at the same force, if the plane is moving or not.
2. Assuming an even distribution of air "chunks" and even distribution of their velocities, and therefore shouldn't have fewer collisions.
3. a decrease in force due to the angle because of motion of the plane should be paired with an increase in force due to the relative velocity because of the same motion of the plane.
4. (I was able to structure the question better, due to discussion in the comments with datapirate42 - Much thanks)