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strat · 02-27-2006, 08:49 PM

Actually I've listened to Audiobooks from both NetLibrary and Overdrive through a couple of libraries that I'm a member at, using Pocket Tunes, on my Treo 650. It supports playback of both NetLibrary and Overdrive books (and Napster, Yahoo and Rhapsody music as well).

Most books you can 'take out' for around 25 or so days. Currently I have 1776 out from NetLibrary. One thing, you need to download the CD quality version from NetLibrary to transfer to a portable device like a Palm. And you need to be using Pocket Tunes Deluxe but it also works with the free trial as well. With overdrive you need to use their console but when you transfer to a portable device it opens up Windows Media Player and transfer through it.

02-27-2006, 08:49 PM	#4
strat Member Posts: 23 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2004	Actually you can listen on your Palm Actually I've listened to Audiobooks from both NetLibrary and Overdrive through a couple of libraries that I'm a member at, using Pocket Tunes, on my Treo 650. It supports playback of both NetLibrary and Overdrive books (and Napster, Yahoo and Rhapsody music as well). Most books you can 'take out' for around 25 or so days. Currently I have 1776 out from NetLibrary. One thing, you need to download the CD quality version from NetLibrary to transfer to a portable device like a Palm. And you need to be using Pocket Tunes Deluxe but it also works with the free trial as well. With overdrive you need to use their console but when you transfer to a portable device it opens up Windows Media Player and transfer through it.