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Ah, soondai, that makes more sense. In that case, the dBpoweramp method just backed up 8 books (4 were 2 files, one was 3 files), in less than 10 minutes. The audible filter is exactly the same you already have installed. You simply add the registered version of dBpoweramp and you're good to go. I think you may have to edit one file to tell dBpoweramp that .aa is a DirectShow extension. But really, this is way faster than either goldwave or soundtaxi.
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