Hi, you can download a shareware sound editor called GoldWave from http;//www.goldwave.com Audible has asked them to remove any reference to this feature from their site, but you can use it to open Audible files, and then save them to MP3 so they can be read on the BrailleNote. This way you don't have to burn to CD and rip. It is true this violates the terms of the Audible agreement, however if you are using it for your own personal use after having bought the books yourself, they're not going to come after you and it works really well. If you have an mPower you can also save in WindowsMedia format and play them that way.
Julia
