Hi Matthew, The only thing I can think of is that it may have to do with the way you sync your library. The Audible app must be using your iTunes library data base information to find your audiobook files. I'm not sure how this database updates when you sync through the Cloud. Even when you connect via the USB cable there are sometimes issues about whether the database updates. In one case where someone created an audiobook with a similar app, from exisitng files in his library, and it didn't show up on his iPod Touch, I asked him if he could change something that would force the database to recognize that it had to update and force the sync again. in that case simply starting to play the file a short way, and then syncing again, caused the file to show up as an audiobook on the device. Editing a tag, adding a comment field, or anything else should also have worked to force iTunes to update its database on your computer. The problem is that the files may have first been in the database under the same name, but not as an audiobook. But I don't know how this works and what the timing might be through the Cloud. Your files should show up in the Audible app. What happens if you start playing them in the Music app?
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