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you have to do as well as ensures that the track
information is much more usable on your iPod.
information is much more usable on your iPod.
Put the audio book CD into your CD drive. Wait a
minute or two for the tracks to show up in iTunes.
Keep in mind that you might have to dismiss one or
more dialogs which will prompt you to agree to some
sort of automatic action. The only thing that you want
to do is display the tracks on the CD whether or not
the automatic lookup of those track names was a
success or not.
Keep in mind that you might have to dismiss one or
more dialogs which will prompt you to agree to some
sort of automatic action. The only thing that you want
to do is display the tracks on the CD whether or not
the automatic lookup of those track names was a
success or not.
Choose all of the CD tracks. Then choose the join CD
tracks from the “advanced” menu. This option will
consolidate many of the CD tracks into one and make
it that much easier for you to manage when these
tracks have been transferred to your iPod.
consolidate many of the CD tracks into one and make
it that much easier for you to manage when these
tracks have been transferred to your iPod.
Choose submit CD track names from the “advanced”
menu.
When the CD info dialog appears fill in the correct
information about the audio book. This information
will include: (1) Artist = the author of the book, (2)
Composer - the reader of the audio book, (3) Album =
the title of the book, (4) Disc Number = the disc
number out of the total number of discs on the track,
(5) Genre = just call it “audio book”, and (6) Year =
the year that the book was published.
will include: (1) Artist = the author of the book, (2)
Composer - the reader of the audio book, (3) Album =
the title of the book, (4) Disc Number = the disc
number out of the total number of discs on the track,
(5) Genre = just call it “audio book”, and (6) Year =
the year that the book was published.