Can audiobooks be downloaded?
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With the proper application yes. As there are many providers of audio-books you would have to download the correct app to view them.
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Yes you can listen to audio books. I would suggest making it a playlist so you can find it if you have other play lists loaded.
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When you're ready to download click on transfer on the OverDrive screen and on the first pop-up screen click next. On the next screen click on advanced options--it'll ask if you want to createa new folder in music---click NO and it well let you browse for a folder. Choose the audiobooks folder. Click OK. It takes you back to that second screen---click next and continue on....YOU HAVE TO DO THIS EVERY TIME.
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Yes, but only for MP3 audiobooks. It doesn't work for WMA audiobooks. For MP3s it works very well. When you download them, make sure the download file is "Audiobooks". If the book lands in "Music", it may pause between the sections of the book. Not a serious problem, but occasionally annoying. I download audiobooks from my library, and most of those are WMA, so I returned my Clip Sport and purchased a Clip+, which takes both types.
717661
audible books can be downloaded and stored on the clip or on a micro sd card in the clip.
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I have never used the Audiobook. For my mp3 downloads I had to get a converter from CNET. I just looked, there are two Audio book converters based on category selection. I'm not sure this will help but I hope it does. Always scan what you download first.
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I've used it to play audiobooks borrowed from the library using the Overdrive application: https://www.overdrive.com/Only works on the mp3 books and you have to use the application to loads them onto the player.
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Good question and I don't think I can answer it but can tell you my experience. I haven't been able to figure out how to use my Surface 2 to download books from audible.com AND upload those audiobooks to my underwater audio iPod. I have resorted to using my several years old Dell laptop just for this purpose but it's not going to last much longer and I need to try to figure out how to use my surface 2 to do this task. I don't use my iTunes account for any other purpose. But your question makes me wonder if perhaps it's not just me.
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No, you must to download a app for you phone and then transfer audio and pdf to you phone
1230006
Yes. The is you can download the files, and there is a music app already on the computer. You will need headphones as the tiny speaker is very tinny.
1960446
You could use your computer to save the audible book as an MP3 file and then load it on the T10. I use MP3 DIRECT to record audio
2014263
Hello, I did not try it specifically for audio books. It should work any mp3 or wma file.
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I download WMA audiobooks from the local library without any problems. Do not know about DRM audiobooks.
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Yes I believe so. I've never tried it but when I plug my J3 into the computer and open it there is an Audible file folder. I think when I purchased it there may have been a free audible trial in there but that was a couple years ago.
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Depends upon what you mean. I have listened to audio books that I have downloaded from my local library on the Electorhome and they sound just fine. However I did need to copy the files to the player (this is as easy as copying files from one directory to another in windows). The player does not, as far as I know, have built in support for things like Audible like some more expensive players. Also, the player does not have the ability to play books at various speeds - which is a feature I would dearly love to have when listening to audiobooks. That said - for the money you get a very good player for audiobooks. Depends upon what you mean. I have listened to audio books that I have downloaded from my local library on the Electorhome and they sound just fine. However I did need to copy the files to the player (this is as easy as copying files from one directory to another in windows). The player does not, as far as I know, have built in support for things like Audible like some more expensive players. Also, the player does not have the ability to play books at various speeds - which is a feature I would dearly love to have when listening to audiobooks. That said - for the money you get a very good... » Read More Depends upon what you mean. I have listened to audio books that I have downloaded from my local library on the Electorhome and they sound just fine. However I did need to copy the files to the player (this is as easy as copying files from one directory to another in windows). The player does not, as far as I know, have built in support for things like Audible like some more expensive players. Also, the player does not have the ability to play books at various speeds - which is a feature I would dearly love to have when listening to audiobooks. That said - for the money you get a very good player for audiobooks. « Show Less
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You don't need an MP3 player...you can also download the books from your computer to a flash drive, then, plug that into the unit. It will recognize the files as long as they are in a compatible audio format such as .wma...
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You just need to download the Kindle app from the Google Play store. Then you can download your books.