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they changed the <script> a little bit...
But they added these dumbass iphone sounds to the beginning of every .mp3 file.
The way I dealt with that was to name them according to how long the prefix is and then post-process them with ffmpeg like so
for f in *.mp3_2; do ffmpeg -f mp3 -i "${f}" -ss 0.2 -vcodec copy -acodec copy -y "${f%%.*}.mp3"; done
for f in *.mp3_4; do ffmpeg -f mp3 -i "${f}" -ss 0.4 -vcodec copy -acodec copy -y "${f%%.*}.mp3"; done
for f in *.mp3_6; do ffmpeg -f mp3 -i "${f}" -ss 0.6 -vcodec copy -acodec copy -y "${f%%.*}.mp3"; done
...
then move them all to a new folder
mv *.mp3 ./processed/
you could probably automate that part, but I got what I wanted out of it