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Originally Posted by Blossom
I don't know if it's alot of work but the quality of results are usually not worth it. I've done it once or twice but did not like the quality of sound from the drm free version.
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I've had good success with dbPowerAmp. What you lose is the metadata, etc. But what you get is a clear MP3 (or whatever) with no restrictions. Also, it uses multiple available cores to allow you to do several books at once. A new version is in beta right now that will be fully 64-bit. But not sure how that will interact with the old piece of Audible Manager that is used to read the DRM'd book.
It's still a minor nuisance, but now that I've got it set up, it's fine for making sure I have archival copies.