If you download your Audible book with the Audible App or with Audible Manager / Download Helper, AAX Audio Converter will find your activation code and pass it on to FFmpeg. FFmpeg also does the decryption, but it needs your personal Audible activation code for this. The conversion task itself is handled by FFmpeg, a powerful audio/video processing software. OpenAudible loves, but is unaffiliated with. Includes import/export functions and utilities to quickly split audiobooks by chapter. Features automatic download of your library, conversion to mp3/m4b, export to web/csv/json. Like with a few others in this area, AAX Audio Converter is only the envelope, the user interface. OpenAudible is that catalogs and organizes your audiobooks.
However, as far as I understand, OpenAudible is no longer Open Source and may go commercial: īut there is a proper Open Source alternative, at least for the Windows platform: You have to burn the decrypted output to (virtual) CD which you can then convert to mp3. The official method, supported by Audible, is to go via iTunes. Manage and back up all your Audible books, import local audiobooks, convert titles to various formats, and even split or join them Whats new in OpenAudible. The OpenAudible Library status should change to Connected: Yes. And possibly on the less legal side of things, but I recently purchased a copy of the alice isn't dead audiobook via audible, and was wondering of there was a way to download an MP3 version of the audio for offline listening?Īudible audio books are encrypted. Once logged in to your audible account in the browser, your books will be loaded and shown in the OpenAudible window.
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