Audio Book

Does anyone know where i can download" The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier" audio book for free? Hopefully right now

Thanks (would be a big help if you could

You can't download audiobooks for free because that is violating copyright. That steals from the author and the actor that read the book.

2008-05-25 06:19:22 by 4X3 H3R0

This is JRR Tolkien's 'The Hobbit'. A classic on so many levels methinks^_^ This reading of the book by Nicol Williamson is an ...

I need a free audio book of "sunrise over fallujah by Walter Dean Mayers"!!
Please helpppppp!!
just post the link that leads to the download!!
ty in advance

A simple Google search says: "Walter Dean Myers...Multimedia via http://www.Adlit.org View videos and listen to podcasts...."

http://www.walterdeanmyers.net
Here is his web site, with correct spelling. No downloads of complete books.

A call ahead to your local public library may easily get you the book you want as a download with your library card. It will likely cost some fee.

A call ahead to be sure it's there, then going to the library (if not there, ask if it can be brought in from a branch library) will get you an audiobook free on your card for a month.

ADD: If for some reason you can't go out, there are mobile libraries. End ADD

Here is where you can "buy, rent, download and trade" audiobooks:
http://www.audiobooks.com The downloads will be those no longer under copyright.

*It's always best to honor the copyrights of an author. It's the law.*

Right here on Yahoo, there have been a couple of articles about music fans who downloaded music that is copyrighted and now face very large fees.

2009-08-05 07:38:45 by akash patel

Price: $29.95

I want to start an audio book business in my country. I want to publish world-wide known books not those in my language. Do I have to and how can I track down the authors of the books I want to publish so that I can pay them author's fees?

you would have to start with the publishing company of each book. - that is going to be expensive if you have to translate the books, then record them in your language. I don;t think even the bestsellers sell enough copies to make much money and your costs will be a lot higher unless you can guarantee you can sell probably 5000 copies of each audiobook -you have to pay to get each book translated, then recorded by someone with a really good speaking voice, them do artwork and packaging and cdrom production, then you have to find places to sell them either wholesale or retail - then you have to pay royalties ofr each sale and maybe some money in advance just to get the right to do an audiobook version

what if you spend all that money on a book that no one cares about and you sell zero copies?

you better do a lot of research to see if there is even any market for such stuff

2009-08-10 03:03:46 by JacKal

Price: $2.99

I downloaded an audio book, but it is in mp3 format. When I put it into Itunes, it comes up in my songs, not my audio books. Is there a way to make it show in audio books?

try MelodyCan. Some features:

~> to convert dvd/iTunes video/wmv etc

http://www.melodycan.com/convert_video_t ...

~> to remove DRM/wma/MP4

http://www.melodycan.com/remove_drm.html

~> to download YouTube to MP3/MP4/AVI

http://melodycan.com/youtube_ripper.html

2009-05-16 06:28:51 by Chris B

When I download an MP3 audio book from my local library, it is in a single audio file -- 10-15 hours long. I'm looking for some software that can split this file into segments so that it is easier to handle on my portable MP3 player. Any ideas?

There's no software that can do it automatically to my knowledge.

If you're looking to do it through a manual process you can always use SoundForge or a free sound editing program to cut the sound into segments. In fact, I'm fairly sure you can do this with Windows Movie Maker but I've been wrong before so don't take my word for it.

2008-01-03 11:38:44 by baby_dweebs