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Originally Posted by thayerwilliams
For the record, in case someone comes back here looking for a solution...yes, you must first combine the mp3 files into a single file (or groups of files) to create continuous-flowing chapters. I usually convert my mp3 audiobooks into 10-chapter chunks.
For Linux users:
1. Open a terminal window
2. Navigate to the directory containing the mp3 files (e.g., cd ~/blah)
3. Enter: cat *.mp3 >> Sample.mp3
For Windows users:
1. Open a command prompt
2. Navigate to the directory containing the mp3 files (e.g., cd c:\blah)
3. Enter: type *.mp3 >> Sample.mp3
The above steps concatenate (join) all mp3 files in a given directory to a single file, leaving the original file in tact.
Cheers
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That will copy the files in whatever order they exist in that directory (not necessarily sorted by filename). You could get lucky (sometimes), or not... You can do a somewhat more advanced command that sorts filenames then concatenates the files in the sorted list...