Re: importing audiobooks into iTunes

Hi! I’ve never had any luck with it but did not give it a real try either. Guess i have to mess around with it. /A > 19 jan. 2016 kl. 18:00 skrev E.T. : > > Sabahattin, > Really? Is this some sort of method that keeps the iBooks sector and > Audible in business?

Re: importing audiobooks into iTunes

For various reasons, I leave my CD audiobooks in my Music library. I don’t mind too terribly. The biggest reason that putting CD rips into the Audiobooks folder doesn’t work is that iTunes is not so great at supporting any book bigger than one track. In particular, iTunes plays

Re: importing audiobooks into iTunes

Sabahattin, Really? Is this some sort of method that keeps the iBooks sector and Audible in business? (tongue in cheek) Well I think I will get the AudioBook Builder app, its only $5 and see how it all works out. From E.T.'s Keyboard... ancient.ali...@icloud.com Many believe that

Re: importing audiobooks into iTunes

On 19 Jan 2016, at 17:00, E.T. wrote: > Really? Is this some sort of method that keeps the iBooks sector and > Audible in business? (tongue in cheek) Doubtful, although it was revealed by reverse-engineering of the Audible Enhanced format that it is, in fact, an

Re: importing audiobooks into iTunes

Hi Vaughn, If your book has .mp3 file extension, and often they do, itunes assume they are music tracks. Find your audiobook in the music library, open the contextual menu with vo+shift+m, arrow down to "get info" item and press enter. Now you will have a few tabs to choose from. Details

importing audiobooks into iTunes

Hello, I have a lot of audio books on CD that I would love to import into my iTunes library in order to put onto my iPhone. In the past my audiobooks has gone into the music library. However I’ve noticed that there is an audiobook setting on iTunes. Is it possible to direct my CD audiobooks

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On 3 Dec 2009, at 22:15, Brett Campbell wrote: I thought the join files option would do the trick. Another idea that comes to mind is going into iTunes, select your created audio book, use command I to get info, select options and check the box that says Part of a gapless album. . If

Help importing audiobooks into itunes.

Hi all. I use Audiobook Builder to convert audiobooks to the bookmarkable format. For the most part, it works great. However, if I convert something like a radio play where tracks are seamlessly joined together, it leaves little gaps between them. Has anyone got any other suggestions? I

Re: Help importing audiobooks into itunes.

After selecting your files in Audio Book Builder, have you tried using the join files button? Brett C. On Dec 3, 2009, at 8:16 AM, Daniel Rowe wrote: Hi all. I use Audiobook Builder to convert audiobooks to the bookmarkable format. For the most part, it works great. However, if I

Re: Help importing audiobooks into itunes.

On 3 Dec 2009, at 18:04, Brett Campbell wrote: After selecting your files in Audio Book Builder, have you tried using the join files button? No, i haven't yet. I'll try that later. Thanks, Dannie -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups MacVisionaries

Importing audiobooks into Itunes continued

Hi all. I tried using the join function in Audiobook Builder but it still leaves a little gap between each track. Any more ideas on how I could fix this? Thanksin advance, Dannie -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups MacVisionaries group. To post to

Re: Importing audiobooks into Itunes continued

I thought the join files option would do the trick. Another idea that comes to mind is going into iTunes, select your created audio book, use command I to get info, select options and check the box that says Part of a gapless album. . If this doesn't work, I'm wondering if the space between