Books downloaded with

license, _ = client.post(
   "content/{asin}/licenserequest",
    body={
        "drm_type": "Adrm",
        "consumption_type": "Download",
        "quality":"Extreme"
    }
)
content_url = license['content_license']['content_metadata']['content_url']['offline_url']

can’t converted with ffmpeg -activation_bytes ... at this moment.

Read here

• https://www.epubor.com/how-to-convert-audible-aaxc-to-mp3.html

• https://www.reddit.com/r/audible/comments/c1zk2c/axxc_format_drm_and_audible_escape/

Audible uses a new aaxc format when downloading via audible app on android/iOS or the api. But with this client you can get the response of a licenserequest. Example shorten on many places with ... :

{
    "content_license": {
        "acr": "CR!...",
        "asin": "B07DDKJH33",
        "content_metadata": {
            "content_url": {
                "offline_url": "https://dyrrggeck87jc.cloudfront.net/.../bk_adko_003749ade_lc_128_44100_2.aax?voucherId=cdn:...&Policy=...&Signature=...&Key-Pair-Id=..."
            }
        },
        "drm_type": "Adrm",
        "license_response": "...==",
        "message": "Eligibility details:[GrantRightsReason [reasonCode=MEMBERSHIP, reason=No need to verify active offline license when request is not for offline consumption. OWNERSHIP-user does not have expected ownership rights over the parent title asin. OWNERSHIP-title does not qualify for long title child part ownership or customer does not own child part. OWNERSHIP-user has ownership rights. GEO_RIGHTS-user has geo-rights[DE] over the title[B07DDKJH33] in marketplaceId[AN7V1F1VY261K]. TITLE_ATTRIBUTES-title does not have rodizio plan association. GEO_RIGHTS-user has geo-rights[DE] over the title[B07DDKJH33] in marketplaceId[AN7V1F1VY261K]. No need to verify active offline license when request is not for offline consumption. BENEFIT-user has valid Radio benefit associated[RadioStub]. TITLE_ATTRIBUTES-title does not have radio plan association. Client Asin Mapping validation skipped since client id is null. AAA Client with id: ApolloEnv:AudibleApiExternalRouterService/EU/Prod, does not have access to asin: B07DDKJH33. Client does not have plans that support asin benefits.]]. Licensing details:[ADRM license granted]",
        "request_id": "...",
        "status_code": "Granted",
        "voucher_id": "cdn:..."
    },
    "response_groups": [
        "always-returned"
    ]
}

Maybe someone has the know-how to use this informations to decode the new aaxc format.

Meanwhile you can grab the audible web page for the download urls. You can use cookies to authenticate like so:

import audible
import requests

auth = audible.FileAuthenticator(...)
cookies = auth.login_cookies

r = requests.get("https://www.audible.com/...", cookies=cookies)

Edit 2022-01-11: Since ffmpeg 4.4 decryption of aaxc files should be build in. You have to use ffmpeg with the --audible_iv and --audible_key options and the correct iv/key pair from the decrypted licenserequest response!

Describe the bug When I attempt to authenticate, I get constant Captchas. I input the captcha details, but it will not continue

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Simply running the code below

import audible

auth = audible.Authenticator.from_login(
    "email",
    "pass",
    locale='us'
)

with audible.Client(auth=auth) as client:
    library = client.get(
        "1.0/library",
        num_results=1000,
        response_groups="product_desc, product_attrs",
        sort_by="-PurchaseDate"
    )
    for book in library["items"]:
        print(book)

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS Catalina
• Browser Chrome

pip install audible

created a test.py file.

import audible

# for US accounts
client = audible.Client("myemail", "mypassword", local="us")

# specify a api_version on request
# default is api_version="1.0"
# get deprecated version of library
library = client.get("library/books", api_version="0.0", purchaseAfterDate="01/01/1970", sortInAscendingOrder="true")

print(library)

executed that file. with python3.6

python3.6 test.py

the results I got back are.

Answer for CAPTCHA: audible-api: unable to open X server `' @ error/display.c/DisplayImageCommand/410.

I realize I need to register, however I have no idea how to go about doing that. Is there any sample code on how to go about doing that?

using: audible 0.6.0 Python 3.10

When trying to login using captcha method, login fails due to an exception 'KeyError'.

I am using a captcha call back but the guess seems to be coming back correctly on ln 376.

In line 388 of login.py ( last line in the section below ) it calls the 'get_next_action_from_soup'

     while check_for_captcha(login_soup):
     ...
     
        inputs = get_inputs_from_soup(login_soup)
        inputs["guess"] = guess
        inputs["use_image_captcha"] = "true"
        inputs["use_audio_captcha"] = "false"
        inputs["showPasswordChecked"] = "false"
        inputs["email"] = username
        inputs["password"] = password

        method, url = get_next_action_from_soup(login_soup)

inside that method it gets an exception on line 126

method = form["method"]

KeyError: method

The form variable contains the following (<)form action="get" name="ue_backdetect"(>)<input name="ue_back" type="hidden" value="1"/></form>

Replace (<) with < above

I have used the captcha on many occasions in the past with success until now.

I'm trying to follow the different examples provided to get a book download URL.

I'm successfully authenticating and fetching my library. However, I'm getting a 500 error when trying to get the book download URL as follow:

 license = client.post(
            f"content/{child_asin}/licenserequest",
            body={
                "drm_type": "Adrm",
                "consumption_type": "Download",
                "quality": "Extreme"
            }
        )
content_url = license['content_license']['content_metadata']['content_url']['offline_url']

The error obtained is as follow: audible.exceptions.UnexpectedError: Internal Server Error (500): Unexpected error while servicing request for ASIN: B07231CR59 and ACR: null.

I tried using the book asin directly and using its child asin. Can you point me in the correct direction?

I am building an endpoint that will just return the login URL returned from build_oauth_url

Heres the code:

def get_auth_link():
    code_verifier = audible.login.create_code_verifier()

    oauth_url = audible.login.build_oauth_url(
        country_code=COUNTRY_CODE,
        domain=DOMAIN,
        market_place_id=MARKETPLACE_ID,
        code_verifier=code_verifier,
        with_username=False
    )

    return oauth_url

When I use the link, sign in and get the address bar URL to use from_login_external I get this as a return exception:

Exception: {'response': {'error': {'code': 'InvalidValue', 'index': 'tGP0Ha5AGkt8rT5f6GvjpwAAAAAAAAABCoOqqcjUmA7AKfxjSct01Cg_pilnvd6EEVWx2HFy9kOVWSGENsmEtLsb4T6TZHp8zL_c87GaD91q9qFKypHaaxu34HHfFjfv5gRHpfla80sRtMspddIA8e63XKV7tPaiRy3JG-wkH8mu1UgOHYwpgnWjmeKY-gSC9oVhl0e86leJkMF25Lluxz-fBorjbap52nclsr9Ml6FmSkUKVLWdbQ==', 'message': 'One or more provided values are invalid.'}}, 'request_id': 'fcd9fbe1-2432-4af5-bfc1-6cf3d1e42ebb'}

I am using the callback on from_login_external to pass in the URL from my custom endpoint like so:

def audible_login(): 
    #{ id: str, url: str }
    params = request.json

    print(params['url'])

    def auth_link_url_callback(login_url: str):
        print(login_url)
        return params['url']

    auth = audible.Authenticator.from_login_external(COUNTRY_CODE, login_url_callback=auth_link_url_callback)

    auth.to_file(params['id'])

I am posting the URL and via a CURL command for testing:

curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{
  "url": "https://www.amazon.com.au/ap/maplanding?openid.assoc_handle=amzn_audible_ios_au&openid.claimed_id=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com.au%2Fap%2Fid%2Famzn1.account.AHDJ2REEGR72DEJEMJDUBHMW4PUA&openid.identity=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com.au%2Fap%2Fid%2Famzn1.account.AHDJ2REEGR72DEJEMJDUBHMW4PUA&openid.mode=id_res&openid.ns=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fauth%2F2.0&openid.op_endpoint=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com.au%2Fap%2Fsignin&openid.response_nonce=2022-01-05T07%3A35%3A16Z-1504074421391324938&openid.return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com.au%2Fap%2Fmaplanding&openid.signed=assoc_handle%2Cclaimed_id%2Cidentity%2Cmode%2Cns%2Cop_endpoint%2Cresponse_nonce%2Creturn_to%2Cns.pape%2Cpape.auth_policies%2Cpape.auth_time%2Coa2.authorization_code%2Ccaptcha_verified%2Csigned&openid.ns.pape=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fextensions%2Fpape%2F1.0&openid.pape.auth_policies=http%3A%2F%2Fschemas.openid.net%2Fpape%2Fpolicies%2F2007%2F06%2Fnone&openid.pape.auth_time=2022-01-05T07%3A35%3A16Z&openid.sig=kHOEjSvIPKmMI6r1FfL2SjC6fKeRFFkbwFbXkO6t1zs%3D&serial=&openid.oa2.authorization_code=SRCSCKBUVJDQKPfDDWMZAUSg&openid.ns.oa2=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fap%2Fext%2Foauth%2F2&captcha_verified=1&",
  "id": "1"
}' http://localhost:5000/login_with_url

Am I building up the URL wrong? Any advice would be appreciated.

When using the example code to download an AAXC from my library I am now receiving 403 Forbidden response codes. This worked fine before, but has just started this month. I'm able to authenticate, and pull down a fresh library list.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Use the example code from download_books_aaxc.py on line 38.

with httpx.stream("GET", url) as r:

2. The response comes back as a 403.

Relevant Dependencies: httpx v0.16.1 audible v0.5.4 (this library)

I have made no changes in the last few months, and it has worked fine until now. Last known working was late April 2021. But after trying it in the last couple days (with no changes) I now get a 403 forbidden. Can't seem to figure out what is different or the reason for the 403. Audible API change?

However, if I take the URL that it's attempting to use it will work just fine in the browser (not logged in and all history/cache/cookies cleared). However it seems to download an aax file not an aaxc file. But nonetheless a file is downloaded- no 403. I've never tried to put the URL in the browser before now so I'm not sure what the expected behavior is.

I'm having problems getting this to work in the Australia Marketpace. Not sure if its just me or everyone. I am able to log in, but authorizing a new device returns an error. Other regions are working fine.

resp = httpx.post(f"https://api.amazon.{domain}/auth/register", json=body)

Get error 400 BAD REQUEST from:

Exception: {'response': {'error': {'code': 'InvalidToken', 'index': 'cXZ_xxxx_z95BIfA==', 'message': 'One or more tokens are invalid.'}}, 'request_id': '81d134e1-c0f9-4a83-8dce-xxxx'}

I verified that a device isn't created at: https://www.amazon.com.au/hz/mycd/digital-console/devicedetails?deviceFamily=AUDIBLE_APP

But able to log in and register a device from the android app.

Trying to figure out a way to debug.. Was wondering if there is another Amazon API call that we can call to check that the session was established? Anyway, happy to provide more details or help debug if I can.

It seems that Amazon has recently changed its Login Security such that the CVF code usually supplied via email to verify a new login has been replaced with a system that lets the user click a link and either allow or deny the login attempt.

This has broken the CVF flow in the Audible API:

• The function check_for_cvf no longer fires due to a new HTML layout. A div with id cvf-page-content doesn't exist anymore: https://github.com/mkb79/Audible/blob/a1a7041b2f67f11e6e55dd86dc2eee00f01c5593/src/audible/login.py#L110-L112
• The code entry system no longer works, I am unsure if the /ap/cvf/verify endpoint is still used in Amazon's new Login flow. The page does some sort of polling and actually supplies the URL it will redirect you to once it detects that authorization has occurred. I am currently tinkering myself to try and figure out a way forward.

I found out today, that Amazon changed the "openid.oa2.response_type" from "token to "code". In result of this, a successfully authorization gives a "authorization_code" instead of a "access_token". In exchange for the authorization code a access token can be requested. But this requires a device registration.

Amazon still accepts "token" request for now. Maybe this can change in the future.

I'm using this code auth = audible.LoginAuthenticator( username, password, locale=custom_locale, captcha_callback=custom_captcha_callback, ) to login, but it always asks for "Code: " after solving the captcha. What code ist requested here, where can I find it and is there a way to automatically fill it in or prevent asking for it as I want to use it in an automated script (captcha solver service is working already)? I don't have 2FA set up in amazon and I'm using version 0.2.1 installed via pip

Need help from users for another method to register a new Audible dummy device!

Please tell me if the code below let you register a new device or if you get any error message!

我在对接注册设备的时候提示{"response":{"error":{"code":"InvalidValue","index":"RYuYsd_4VoiVF34wpxzEJAAAAAAAAAABv_ARlqvxrJ-jPM4mLFcoeH3O84pv6xnbo-wcRzJIxyyhPjBCuewweBAyzdvpHH8pNWKTMsS-INu_7O68uG5-zO2zLPuh4pw3hCpbGWbU0U2E69sXj2DW1Wg23I_GGku1y0pmefIWzfmLwdMkXSDjzkO7OzK3JzmjmcegCPIihpnSNbodgAtiE06b6cfjDnEcaPoTICxuYcXvy1zOOuXsSAYHULgBTO_XXnJHGw==","message":"One or more provided values are invalid."}},"request_id":"67dde610-45d1-4cef-9c3f-fd4f2f58ddf3"}， 请问怎么处理

A library response returns a 13-digit numeric state-token in the response headers.

Using this state token in the url query on the next request like /1.0/library?state_token=1234567654321 will return only changes since the state take was given.

If there are no new content, the json response body items list is empty, the total-count header entry is 0 and the state token is in the header is unchanged. If there are changes in the library, a new state token is obtained, which should be used next time.

Hello there, I started working with this repo a few hours ago because I do like the idea of archiving audiobooks.

This is a plus catalog audiobook so anyone with the subscription can help me with it. ASIN - 1665074620 Title - What Addicts Know I am using Google Colab for this as I like to try new things there and then implement the rest on my server.

I have a few questions about the usage but before that, I want to know how to download the audiobooks. I don't care about the format (.aax or .aacx) because I can decode either. Which link do I download? The following is my code to get the download URL:

body = {
    "supported_drm_types" : [
        "Mpeg",
        "Adrm"
    ],
    "quality" : "High",
    "consumption_type" : "Download"
}
token = client.post("1.0/content/1665074620/licenserequest", body)
print(json.dumps(token, indent=3, sort_keys=True))

OUTPUT:

{
   "content_license": {
      "access_expiry_date": "2024-12-31T12:00:00Z",
      "acr": "CXXXXXX",
      "allowed_users": [
         "amzn1.account.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
      ],
      "asin": "1665074620",
      "content_metadata": {
         "content_url": {
            "offline_url": "https://dze5l2jxnquy5.cloudfront.net/bk_blak_016548it/28335321/aax/XXXX....XXXX"
         }
      },
      "drm_type": "Adrm",
      "license_id": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
      "license_response": "y/XXXXXX.....XXXXX",
      "message": "Customer [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] has rights to asin [1665074620] for AYCL",
      "refresh_date": "2022-03-18T06:28:07Z",
      "removal_date": "2022-04-27T06:28:07Z",
      "request_id": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
      "requires_ad_supported_playback": false,
      "status_code": "Granted",
      "voucher_id": "cdn:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
   },
   "response_groups": [
      "always-returned"
   ]
}

### When I click the offline_url, I get this following error:

##

At first I thought that my macBook and the Colab instance have different IP Addresses and thats why I can't download it. Then I tried downloading it directly on the colab instance but it still wouldn't download.

I don't understand what I am doing wrong here. I read the closed thread for downloading files but the first post is from back in 2019 and it doesn't work.

The other question I have is about only getting the Audible Plus Catalog. I see the plan for it is named "Audible-AYCL" which is not included in plans[]. I created a function for this and I got around it but it would be nice if it was updated.

### My whole code:

!mkdir /content/audible
import audible, urllib, cv2, json
from google.colab.patches import cv2_imshow (I am running this in google colab)

DIR_PATH = "/content/audible"

email = "xx"
pasword = "xx"
country = "xx"

def cb(captcha_url):
    
    urllib.request.urlretrieve(captcha_url, "/content/audible/captcha.jpg")
    image = cv2.imread('/content/audible/captcha.jpg')
    cv2_imshow(image)
    print(captcha_url)
    answer = input("Answer for CAPTCHA: ")
    answer = str(answer).strip().lower()
    return answer
    !rm /content/captcha.jpg

auth = audible.Authenticator.from_login(
    email,
    pasword,
    locale = country,
    with_username=False,
    captcha_callback=cb
)
auth.to_file(DIR_PATH+country)

auth = audible.Authenticator.from_file(DIR_PATH+country)
client = audible.Client(auth)

body = {
    "supported_drm_types" : [
        "Mpeg",
        "Adrm"
    ],
    "quality" : "High",
    "consumption_type" : "Download"
}
token = client.post("1.0/content/1665074620/licenserequest", body)

print(json.dumps(token, indent=3, sort_keys=True))

Looking forward to solving this problem. Will update if I find something new.

Having a hard time understanding how does the BestSellers option in products_sort_by parameter works, for instance in /1.0/catalog/products endpoint. I'm trying to make API calls about the products on audible and sort them by best sellers, yet I'm getting random items in response that are definitely not sorted by best sellers:

client.get("/1.0/catalog/products", num_results=50, page=0, response_groups=['product_attrs'], products_sort_by=['BestSellers'])

Am I doing this wrong or is audible just ignoring the parameter?