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Old 05-08-2011, 01:22 AM   #61
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WMA is Windows Media Audio. I'd guess they are files that are for the Windows Media player which sometimes do have data rights management attached to them.

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Originally Posted by PG4003 View Post
I couldn't figure out where to put these questions, so Mods please move it if necessary. Can someone explain audiobooks basics to me? My library has MP3 audiobooks, I know these can be downloaded on the Kindle. But I have an iPhone that I want to use for audiobooks. What are WMA audiobooks? They can't be played on the iPhone? What device do you have to have to download WMA audiobooks? I belong to 2 libraries and most of their audiobooks are WMA and they have not so many choices in MP3.

Thanks so much!
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