I've a number of audiobooks. They're ripped from CDs and I kept each track as a separate mp3 file.
Now I'm looking for something that can:
- play them sequentially (they're named 01blah.mp3, 02blah.mp3, etc...)
- skip forward and back between tracks
- when exited and then restarted, it should re-start at the track where it had been (not necessarily the exact play-position)

Any suggestions?
My first thought was simply the already-installed media player: I could just build a simple m3u and start the player with that... which didn't work so great. Each skip forward/back brings up error boxes (unable to find media file, unsupported media type) then plays.
I looked at paninni, but that seems to be
- not completely functional
- expecting an entire book as one audio file
I guess if it worked I could use some mp3 utility to merge all those tracks.

This isn't super high priority as I do have music players that can do exactly this.

Thanks!

you mean panucci instead of paninni? nikosapi is actively working on support for playlists. the player should be able to handle it soon.

In my unfortunate mood of truthfulness, I say: I don't listen to audiobooks on my N800 very much any more. I use my Centro, mostly, and I have a cheap small mp3 player to do the same. When I am at home I play them on my eee 1000h.

Matt - yeah, panucci - (sorry: image of the pizza slice makes me think of it as that)
Geneven - that's what I do, to, but coming from the wince world, there are some decent players that work - and that means one less thing for me to carry on a trip (well, one less group of things: player/charger/cord)

Sounds like I should just hang in for panucci.

Thanks!