Invalid Filename From Title

[parataxus]

Can be worked around by [--{dir,file,chapter}-naming-scheme <STRING>]. I guess it is the : in the title. Many (if not most) of my audio books have it.

----Decoding---Der Hobbit: Der Herr der Ringe 0.5--------------------XXXXXXXX--
Source: Der Hobbit_ Der Herr_B0067JVXDG_LC_128_44100_Stereo.aax
Total length: 10:58:42
./Hörbuch/J. R. R. Tolkien/Der Hobbit: Der Herr der Ringe 0.5/Der Hobbit: Der Herr der Ringe 0.5.mp3: Invalid argument

The directory Der Hobbit Der Herr der Ringe 0.5 is created.

[s3phir0th115]

I ran into something similar, though it doesn't error out but produces files that will show as corrupt through things like Samba when connecting to Windows machines.
My solution is to adjust the title variable with sed in the code to remove the colon after where the title variable is set:
sed 's/\:/ -/g'

[jpretori]

I got this one - I guess the single quote is throwing it off.

Directories are created up to and including the author's name.

mkdir: cannot create directory ‘test/Audiobook/Dennis E. Taylor/Heaven's River: Bobiverse, Book 4/’: Invalid argument

[jpretori]

Turns out it was the colon that was bothering my system, not the single quote. I added

  title=`echo $title | $SED -E 's/\:/ -/g'`

after line 677, now it seems to be working.

[EDIT: corrected line number]

[jpretori]

Maybe a more suitable fix for this one is to do the same thing that worked for #180

[damajor]

Here is how I deal with some quicks in titles:
Remove all '.' and ':' from authors:
--dir-naming-scheme '${artist//[:.]}/$series_title'
Automatically create subdirectories for series:
--file-naming-scheme '${subtitle:+$subtitle - }$title'

More details in bash manual (bash parameter expansion).

Hope it helps ;)