Thread: Overdrive moves to MP3 for audiobooks - drops DRM
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Old 01-23-2014, 01:59 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by wawasteele View Post
I am excited, but also scared over this news. Most of the books are already available in mp3 or a choice between mp3 and wma. However, many of the books I listen to are wma only. I worry that those will be lost.
That could be a problem. I just scanned the Top 5 audiobook libraries and their MP3 audiobooks only make up 60~65% of their collections. That means 35~40% are only available in WMA.
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