Lisi wrote:
> aa is > somewhat problematic and I don't kno wwhat can read it.
> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/audible-com-aa-sound-format-on-linux-350452/
Audible's books are fully DRM encumbered. The "solution" is to download
the book into a Windows (or Mac?) system ru
On Mar 11, 2012, at 12:03 PM, Julien Claassen wrote:
> What I didn't like about them even before, was their audio quality, which
> leaves a lot to be desired.
I used to edit audio for BJ Harrison, one of Audiobooks' readers. I've heard a
lot of abysmal sound from several
Lisi!
Let me hazard a guess, since I've come across a few of their audiobooks,
before they started this DRM protection; They just convince in numbers! I
think - this is just supposition - they buy from other companies and just make
the digital versions of the audiobooks and collect th
On Sunday 11 March 2012 10:29:29 Jirka wrote:
> I am audible customer for years and I really recommend it. I am totally
> addicted on their books :-)
Out of interest, what makes them any better than any other audio books? How
can one be addicted to a particular brand of audio book??
Lisi
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On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 10:29:29AM +, Jirka wrote:
> the aa files from Audible are DRM protected. I think there are two ways how
> to
> play them without windows or mac.
>
> The first is to install the audible PC software into wine. I haven't tried it
> myself, but it is supposed to work.
iced that the only
> software available was for Windoze or MacOS. So is there a package which
> will play an audiobook. A search with apt-cache gives yatm, but, after
> installing it, I tried it one of the files and it merely produced
> horrible sounds. Certainly nothing intelligible.
>
>
Hi Lina!
Could be, that I gave you the same youtube or mplayer advise, because to me
it has always been a sane and helpful one. :-)
Kind regards
Julien
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ced that the only
> software available was for Windoze or MacOS. So is there a package which
> will play an audiobook. A search with apt-cache gives yatm, but, after
> installing it, I tried it one of the files and it merely produced
> horrible sounds. Certainly nothing intelligible.
>
On Tuesday 28 February 2012 23:45:18 Julien Claassen wrote:
> If
> you are looking for a nice collection of free and copyleft ones have a look
> at http://librivox.org
Thanks, Julien. :-) I have added this to my audiobook bookmarks.
Lisi
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On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 6:07 PM, Julien Claassen wrote:
> Lina!
> Does youtube support upload in aa-format?
Here I need apologize. I have never met the aa-format.
Last time I saw this post, just that thought came to my mind. so I
just posted it and thought the OP can get another options to try.
Meanwhile I added explicitly Linux incompatibility, which seems to be
widely reported, to the Wikipedia page, in case people hit it searching
for the format ;)
Lorenzo.
On 29/02/12 11:07, Julien Claassen wrote:
Lina!
Does youtube support upload in aa-format?
This would be cool, since you
Lina!
Does youtube support upload in aa-format?
This would be cool, since you might use youtube-dl (a python script) to
download it again and then you can use mplayer to transcode it:
mplayer -vo null -vc null -ao pcm:file=my_name.wav
youtube.whatever_video_format
then you could easily co
You may try upload it into the youtube and then download back in other format.
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w others, who do the same, yet
I suspect, that German audiobooks and radioplays are less interesting. :-)
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== Find my music
t you are throwing good money after bad.
Better to stop while you are ahead and go elsewhere.
> So are audiobooks only for Windoze or MacOS? Has anybody any suggestions?
There are many audiobooks from other sources. However Audible.com has
been reported to have a 95% share of the audiobook market.
On Tuesday 28 February 2012 23:14:28 Sian Mountbatten wrote:
> So are audiobooks only for Windoze or MacOS?
Audiobooks come in many different formats, including MP3, CD and tape. aa is
somewhat problematic and I don't kno wwhat can read it.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linu
It's legal, but I'm not sure about all the licences.
Mplayer or one of these big beasts should be your best bet.
Have you tried the command file on one of your .aa files?
And a short note, which has nothing to do with the technical site of things:
Audiobooks, are just books read by som
package which
will play an audiobook. A search with apt-cache gives yatm, but, after
installing it, I tried it one of the files and it merely produced
horrible sounds. Certainly nothing intelligible.
So are audiobooks only for Windoze or MacOS? Has anybody any suggestions?
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