RE: overdrive question

Hello Michelle, As some in this community may recall, I am a huge fan of Over Drive. I use it, exclusively, to download commercial audio books; from classic fiction such as “Gone with the Wind,” to modern non-fiction releases such as Hillary Clinton’s recently published, “What Happened.”

RE: overdrive question

Hi, I’ve had some success when, after finding alist of chapters with titles near the bottom of the screen (but which screen exactly I’m afraid I can’t say at this moment) that a one finger double tap on that chapter title will reset the book to play at that place. Sorry I can’t give you more

RE: Overdrive Question, was Re: Reading epub eBooks on overdrive on IPhone

Subject: Re: Overdrive Question, was Re: Reading epub eBooks on overdrive on IPhone I was thinking of downloading overdrive until the reference librarian who also deals with the sump accessibility issues of said it was very frustrating. What sorts of problems are any of you having, if any. Deidre

Re: Overdrive Question, was Re: Reading epub eBooks on overdrive on IPhone

I was thinking of downloading overdrive until the reference librarian who also deals with the sump accessibility issues of said it was very frustrating. What sorts of problems are any of you having, if any. Deidre > On May 21, 2017, at 9:55 PM, M. Taylor wrote: > > Hello

RE: Overdrive Question, was Re: Reading epub eBooks on overdrive on IPhone

Hello Arnold, Yes, iOS overdrive audio books can be sped up to twice the normal playback rate. And, may I add, the UI to change the playback rate is much better than iOS iBook or BARD as one selects the playback rate from a menu instead of having to repeatedly tapping the rate button in order