David Wullimann
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It's just an objectively worse version of audiobookshelf (which is free) both in terms of the app and the backend. Edit: Since the dev actually reads it and responds, I think it's only fair to elaborate to make the feedback more constructive. The two main issues I've encountered were a) reliability (playback just stopping and not working anymore, sometimes the app losing where I was in the book and starting over from the beginning) and b) the fact that it did not sync the playback web and phone.
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Sorry to hear you don't like it. Audiobookshelf is indeed a great alternative and may very well be the best option for some but I don't agree that it is objectively better, it very much depends on the usecase which is best suited.
A Google user
When it works, it works flawlessly. When it doesn't work, there's really nothing you can do. It scans my libraries, updates without a hitch. But it can't search/skip to timestamps in some audiobooks. Play/Pause works, but that's it. It seems like it's the massive mp3's that gives it problems.
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Happy you like it overall. I'll try and reproduce the problem you are having and try and get a fix for it in a coming version of the app
Mark Patel
I use this app daily and have done for a number of years. I love how it works with its own server, the simple design and automatic bookmarking features. Configuring it can be a little tricky, but mostly due to the technical nature of local/global IP addresses and port forwarding. If you listen to audiobooks and want something other than audible, this is fantastic!