by disone » Tue Jun 08, 2010 5:39 am
The easiest way [sic] is to convert all audio books to another format on your PC and keep the music in mp3. Let's take OGG. When you're done with the conversion you can create autoconversion rules for your mp3 player.
Tools -> Options; Portable/Audio Devices
Check to see if your player is listed, otherwise connect the device and check it's plug-in File.
Press configure, a nice and complicated screen pops up.
click on the Auto-Conversion (top row) tab and klick on the <Add autoconversion rule> rule.
Format on PC: OGG
Bitrate: Any
Format on Device: MP3 and press settings and create your own setting or use a preset.
I would go for a Variable bitrate with lowest settings and Mono (also good when listening with one ear).
Press OK, make sure it's checked and off you go!
I don't know how your Audio books are tagged or ID'd, but creating some auto-playlists may come in handy.
Use the Tag "Status" with value "is audiobook" to seperate them from your music or create a genre audiobook.
Good luck!
The easiest way [sic] is to convert all audio books to another format on your PC and keep the music in mp3. Let's take OGG. When you're done with the conversion you can create autoconversion rules for your mp3 player.
Tools -> Options; Portable/Audio Devices
Check to see if your player is listed, otherwise connect the device and check it's plug-in File.
Press configure, a nice and complicated screen pops up.
click on the Auto-Conversion (top row) tab and klick on the [i]<Add autoconversion rule>[/i] rule.
Format on PC: OGG
Bitrate: Any
Format on Device: MP3 and press settings and create your own setting or use a preset.
I would go for a Variable bitrate with lowest settings and Mono (also good when listening with one ear).
Press OK, make sure it's checked and off you go!
I don't know how your Audio books are tagged or ID'd, but creating some auto-playlists may come in handy.
Use the Tag "Status" with value "is audiobook" to seperate them from your music or create a genre audiobook.
Good luck!