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Old 03-30-2022, 02:11 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
I've noticed for the past few weeks that when I borrow library audiobooks, while the site does give me the option to use Overdrive on my PC (Windows 7), the download is only the odm file; I then have to open my Overdrive and drag the odm file to it to start the download.

(Similar thing is happening lately when I borrow e-books; the download is only the acsm file and I have to open ADE and drag the acsm file to it.)

I don't want to use the Libby app. I download files to my PC and then listen to them on a dedicated mp3 player. I don't know if Libby will allow that.
I just tested Libby and it does not work with Windows 11. It's no longer supported. But I did install Overdrive and it works to download audiobooks. You will find your audiobook MP3 files in Documents > My Media > MP3 Audiobooks.

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