#Similar to audiobook builder for mac os x#

I was then running the lesser technologies: Windows 98/XP Pro SP3, and possibly iTunes 7 – 9. These discs consisted of two 30 minute programme, each split into three ‘chapters’ by two musical interludes, one each for Max Geldray and Ray Ellington. I recall I started collecting the CDs of The Goon Shows as put out by the BBC. Technology is supposed to make things progressively easier with each new product, etc. I have read some of your articles dealing with the problems of consolidating the many CD tracks into one. In any event, I’ll be giving Audiobook Builder a try in the near future, and I’ll post a full review then, but in the meantime, I wanted to point to it, and see what other people think. For myself, I usually only want to merge entire CDs into chapters, which iTunes does if you use the %(itunes)Advanced > Join Tracks% command, and then join those into a whole book, with chapter marks and full audiobook format and metadata, which Join Together does quite ably, and very simply.

My initial suspicion, based solely on looking at the screenshots, is that it may be a little complicated if your needs are simple. Audiobook Builder appears to go quite a bit beyond what Join Together is able to do, including the ability merge individual CD tracks into chapters before merging the chapters into a chapter marked whole-book track, add artwork to each chapter, etc.

#Similar to audiobook builder for mac os x#

I have not yet given it a try, but a new application for Mac OS X looks like it may be even better than Join Together 5, which I recommended back in July.