Ok. Copy to computer. Then join them with an audiobook app. Themac one is u,m comcat joiner or something? I could look it up if you wanted. Then import into iTunes. Then tag then yikes make chapters if your app doesn't already do so.
Hth
~KM
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On Jun 27, 2012, at 10:37 AM, Woody <waterk9@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've been trying to get better at some iTunes (for lack of a better
> term) functions. Am getting the handle on how best to load audiobooks
> from CDs to iTunes for transfer to iDevices for listening. Many CD
> audiobooks have a million little files and getting them to load to
> iTunes, transfer to the iDevice and then play back in proper order was a
> mess. I'd see a million little files, some a few seconds long with names
> that made no sense. But have recently found some online instruction that
> works well for getting the little files formed into one file per disk
> and then giving other instructions to iTunes to play in the proper disk
> order. Confusing to explain unless you have seen the mess
