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Originally Posted by ApK
This is neat! The downside is, it appears considers each file a book, and so if your book is 10 files, you'll have to listen to one go to the home screen, and select the next. It does remember your position in each file, but the only way to navigate appears to be to use the 30 sec foward and back...there's no ff or rew, and I don't know anyway to make use of Audible-type chapter breaks in .MP3 files.
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Hmm yeah. Its not quite 100% if you're using MP3s then as you need to select the next file manually. Not sure how you do the chapter marks. I just looked at the Kindle user guide again and it does show Audible books as one massive file with built in chapter marks. Thats why the player is treating each file as a single book.
I wonder if there is anything that can convert a bunch of MP3s into something that the audiobook player recognises as a book with chapter marks.
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Originally Posted by ApK
And you can but the book part files together ina sub-directory under audible for easier external management, the kindle seems to see them all flat.
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Yup. The unfortunate limitation on organisation is the same for the audiobook player as it is for the ebook reader
