Hi,
I just used google to find it, or go to version tracker or macupdate
to download it. IT's called Audiobook Builder.app by splam software.
It will munch either CDs, or iTunes tracks and let you organize the
tracks into a true audio book that has chapter markers and will play
like an audio book on iPods. In other words, it takes all those
tracks, and smushes them into as many parts as you want. I love it.
My workflow is to build
a new book project and import all the tracks on CD through audiobook
builder. No iTunes required. I then let the app build the final
book into a bookmarkable aac file and add it to iTunes. Then on to
my shuffle it goes.
--Scott
What does the program do that you mentioned? Is it a importer or a
program used to tag audio correctly? Where can it be found?
On Mar 21, 2008, at 1:43 PM, Scott Bresnahan wrote:
Hi,
YOu need to play with the meta data for the import. The first
step is to get all the books into one playlist for ease of access.
Now, select all and do a get info on the items. Set the genre to
audio book to start, and other common thing slike albumn, author
etc. At this point, you want to select one album at a time, and
again do a get info. Look for disk or part blank of blank in the
info tab. By setting this meta data properly, it should come out
looking ok, and actually stick. These are not exact instructions,
but playing with the get info data you can get this to work.
On a side note, I use Audio Book Builder Pro to make my audio
books. It works well and works with VoiceOVer. I suggest you
download it and give it a try, I think it's 10 bucks shareware if
you like it.
--Scott
Listers I imported a 12 CD book into I Tunes and it landed in my
music folder in a weird play order. Basically the CD's doesn't go
1 thru 12, they go 2,1,3,5,4,7,6,8,9 and so on. I put them in
correctly and in the correct playing order but this is the result.
What can I do to correct it?
----Scott
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--Scott
