Another audiobook importing tool for Windows
Posted 1 week, 5 days ago by AldereteIn a recent post I recommended a few tools for importing audiobooks, which work around some of the more tedious aspects of importing audiobooks using iTunes. Last week I came across another interesting tool for Windows users, which might also be useful:
I have not yet tested it with importing a book, but it looks like it gets a couple of things really right, namely allowing you to set the meta data for the tracks manually, overriding what comes in from the Gracenote CDDB lookup that iTunes does automatically, and which is often inaccurate. Bogus meta data is one of the top causes for problems that people have with sort and playback order of audiobook tracks, and if this tool can reduce or eliminate that, it’s going to be very useful indeed.
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May 2nd, 2008 at 5:47 am
Looks very promising. Not clear from his website if the join tracks option is
done; I use iTunes because of the ability to join tracks. So if I understand correctly when I download this program I use its info in place of iTunes info as
I’ve always done per your instructions?
Lately, I’ve had one or two ripped books to simply cut off the end anywhere from
1 minute to longer. Can’t figure if this is a CD problem or iTunes.
Donna in AR