Audio Book Cd

I have an audio book on cd that I want to import into my iTunes library, and then put onto my ipod. What do you recommend as the best import settings?

I just use the same as for my music - MP3/192 kbps. You can always change the EQ setting on your iPod when you're listening to it as well.

2009-03-19 08:00:29 by magneto

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Like if you got an audio book, or a box set what is it likely to have in it? the CD, maybe a flyer about the book/author?? what else might it have?
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It's a recording of the full text of the book including the material on the dust jacket of the original book. Usually they tell you the copyright data, total number of pages and chapters. In the box there might be some information about the reader (in the case of the reader being a celebrity, like Kenneth Branagh) or not.

That's all.

2009-03-23 06:25:59 by Charlie's broken .22

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I have a couple of CDs that are audio books and i want to put them on my iPod under the audio book section but I do not know how. When I import them, they just go into my music section. Can someone help me ?

Since they are technically Cds they will not go into iTunes as Audiobooks.

2007-08-17 21:00:43 by WVU Girl "Go EERS!"

Childrens Stories on Audio CD
Wonderful Classic Stories
10 Classic Stories includes: The Selfish Giant, Hansel and Gretel, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, The Velveteen Rabbit, Rumpelstiltskin, Thumbelina and more.

I have managed to copy an audio book onto my computer but the windows media file does not play on my mp3 player. What can I do?

Hello
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2009-02-21 11:38:29 by tinkerbell1806

When I rip the cd's, I get a file called "unknown album" and sometimes, the tracks from each cd get organized together, such as all the "track 1" tracks are listed first, then all the "track 2" and so on. Ideally, each disc would be labeled by its number, and each track from that cd would be in proper order.

Well, I don't know what software you're using, but if you rip one disk to one folder, you should not have the problem of two track 1's two track 2's and so on. More info as to what software you're using would be helpful in addressing your concerns.

2007-08-16 23:16:38 by Dave G