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How to listen to audio books sequential order?
How to listen to audio books sequential order? My dad gave his iphone 3g. I am playing around with iphone now to listen to audio books sequentially. Not sure as of now. I am also thinking of getting nokia n900.
My question is how would you listen to audio books sequentially and book mark them as favorites and maybe export the favorites? |
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If by sequentially you mean, chapter 1 followed by chapter 2, 3, 4 etc. then you just have to make sure the id3 tags are using the "track" tag and that they are in the correct order. |
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Have you checked out Panucci podcast and audiobook player?
http://panucci.garage.maemo.org/ |
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First create a separate folder for them and give it a name like "Audiobooks." Then just rename the tracks in sequential order, and they'll play in sequential order. ie. chapter 1 becomes 01, chapter 2 becomes 02 etc... If you have more than 99 tracks be sure to rename them 001, 002 etc...
As for bookmarking, that is a player specific function. As far as I know Apple chooses to give its customers the finger instead of bookmarking. In fact I don't even think the iPhone has a fast forward button. One way around this is to use a program like Audacity to chop long chapters into short segments and export them to mp3. You just look for 1-2 second long silence, and clip it right there. I find 10 minute segments ideal if I'm cutting up a track that's several hours long, but anything from 4-20 minutes would be okay. I don't even bother if it's less than 3 hours, because my player has auto-resume. I don't think you want to mark them as favorites, because then they'll be played more frequently in your rotation, But you may want to make a playlist with them instead of managing folders. Some people like it that way. Either way, I'd rename the tracks to be all numeric. |
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Hey, did that help?
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It's amazing how often a discussion continues after the original questioner has gone away. This one seemed to be REALLY asking a question about his iPhone...
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Sometimes, in my rush to be helpful, I give a long detailed answer to a question that no one asked. I was worried that I may have done that here. :o
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There is a right way, and many wrong ways for doing this. There is a command line application for doing this the right way, which retains pitch characteristics, but I can't remember what it is. As for the wrong way; you can usually do it with your player, but the pitch goes way up. This makes it pretty much un-listenable, because everybody sounds like a chipmunk.
One trick I've done in the past is to load the file into audacity and pass it through a filter that removes silence. It's not as dramatic a difference as you're looking for though, and it's time consuming to do. Overall you probably loose time that way. To give you an idea of the results, I once ran a TLLTS podcast through the filter with pretty agressive settings, and it shortened a 140 minute podcast by about 12 minutes. That's an extreme example though as those guys have a lot of audio lag in their various telephony connections, which causes a lot of artificial dead air. |
Re: How to listen to audio books sequential order?
have the same problem on my n900. all files in same folder, several CDs.
chapter 1 Disc 1 chapter 1 Disc 2 grrr... |
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