aa file in your book (long books sometimes have two. You’ll have to do this step once for every.

aa files, which represent multiple burnable discs, into. Choose auto create so you can do something else while they are ‘burning’. You will be asked if you want to manually select new file names or Autocreate them. Make sure you are saving into a COMPLETELY EMPTY directory. Then click Burn.īefore the ‘discs’ start burning, you’ll be asked for a name.

Select ‘Image Recorder’ from the list of recorders. aa file (or two), open up Nero.Ĭreate a new compilation, select ‘CD’ as the type, and scroll down to ‘Audiobook CD’ Pick something simple (not an iPod) and select ‘Format 4’ for the desired type. If Audible tries to make you download something else, you may have to add a new device on. Make sure that it downloads using the Audible Download Manager and results in you getting. On, find the book you want and download it. UltraISO for Windows (cost: $30, free trial available).

Apparently the functionality this tutorial depends on has been removed.

Nero for Windows (cost: $70, free trial available) Note: Do not use versions later than 9.4.

Windows (sorry, the programs needed only run in Windows).

I have developed an alternative to this method, which lets you convert your Audible audio book downloads to DRM-free mp3s in just a few minutes, with a very small amount of manual work. I want something completely digital, which can run in the background without me having to worry about my operating system making other sounds that interfere with the result. There are lots of ways to do this, and even software tools that will do this automatically, but all of them just play the file in iTunes and capture the audio stream to a file. I have to convert all of the files I download from Audible into DRM-free mp3 files. I cannot download books from and put them on my player to listen to them. So far, I’ve been successful at accomplishing this.īut the simplicity comes with a price. I need to be able to drag files over and be done with it. If I’m going to use an mp3 player, it needs to show up as a USB drive on my Linux workstation, my Windows desktop, and my Mac laptop. I use a nonstandard mp3 player and I hate iTunes.

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