listened to around four or five audiobooks in the new iBooks for iOS
>> now. While I believe the playback controls all worked quite well for audible
>> .aa files, there still seems to be some issues for audiobooks I’ve imported
>> into iTunes myself. I think these are m4b files
> Hi List,
>
> I’ve listened to around four or five audiobooks in the new iBooks for iOS
> now. While I believe the playback controls all worked quite well for audible
> .aa files, there still seems to be some issues for audiobooks I’ve imported
> into iTunes myself
yback controls all worked quite well for audible
> .aa files, there still seems to be some issues for audiobooks I’ve imported
> into iTunes myself. I think these are m4b files.
>
> With these files, the skip back and forward 15 seconds buttons don’t work.
> Flicking up and down
ed to around four or five audiobooks in the new iBooks for iOS now.
While I believe the playback controls all worked quite well for audible .aa
files, there still seems to be some issues for audiobooks I’ve imported into
iTunes myself. I think these are m4b files.
With these files, the skip bac
in the new iBooks for iOS
> now. While I believe the playback controls all worked quite well for audible
> .aa files, there still seems to be some issues for audiobooks I’ve imported
> into iTunes myself. I think these are m4b files.
>
> With these files, the skip back and forwar
lf. I think these are m4b files.
With these files, the skip back and forward 15 seconds buttons don’t work.
Flicking up and down on the book position scrubber doesn’t work either. though
tapping, holding, and sliding does work, though it’s difficult to control
accuracy this way. Also, I often lo
Hi List,
I’ve listened to around four or five audiobooks in the new iBooks for iOS now.
While I believe the playback controls all worked quite well for audible .aa
files, there still seems to be some issues for audiobooks I’ve imported into
iTunes myself. I think these are m4b files.
With
ssage -
From: Jonathan Mosen
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2015 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: m4b-files?
Hi Anouk, by default, iTunes remembers your place in M4B files because they
are typically used for spoken word material, so it makes sense for it to do so.
Yo
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- Original Message -
From: "Anouk Radix"
To:
Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2015 8:47 PM
Subject: m4b-files?
Hi, I am playing an m4b file, never played one before and am using itunes to
do it (thats why i
Hi Anouk, by default, iTunes remembers your place in M4B files because they are
typically used for spoken word material, so it makes sense for it to do so.
You can also make iTunes remember your place in any file by setting this option
in the info tab. It's good for audiobooks that are in M
Hi, I am playing an m4b file, never played one before and am using
itunes to do it (thats why i sent my last question). To my amazement when i
stopped the file and reopened it it resumed where i left off! Is this an itunes
setting or is this something pertaining to the file format?
thank
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