![]() I created a playlist in the Books app and moved the files into it, but they are all out of order. How did the Books app know which directories the files were in originally, and why isn't it importing them the way they are named? I do not understand this because I imported them one at a time. I went into the Books app and imported these files, and they imported only as they appears in iTunes-as just 8 "disks" with multiple chapters combined. ![]() ![]() So now I have a list of Cds called "" "" etc. I renamed the actual files on my HD by separating them into different directories, one per CD. I created a playlist of these files in iTunes, but the Music app is inadequate to use for playback (no option to speed up the audio). If I try to handle the metadata for the files using the Info command, I cannot change these to "audio books" in the options menu. Here are the steps I used, and the problems I can't figure out.Īfter burning 13 CDs, iTunes has placed them in only 8 "disks." For example, one "disk" shows all the files from CDs #2 and #13. Syncing audio book to phone file names will not update I have a audio book on CD that I burned to my Mac in iTunes. Thank you all so much for your suggestions and advice! I'm not looking for a free program I want something with an intuitive interface that is easy to use and I want to be able to transfer and backup songs by playlist, not just by song. So, I'm looking for alternatives to TouchCopy. TouchCopy's only response was to check and make sure that I was running the latest version of the Windows. My new Dell PC has run perfectly in every way and allows all of my other programs, including iTunes with my iPod recognized, to launch. However, TouchCopy 16 will no longer launch for me because of 1) something in one of the numerous and infamous Windows updates disabled something that TouchCopy needs to run, or 2) because of something in how my new (one month) Dell Inspiron 3880 with Windows 10 Home is configured. The amount of music and number of files on it is more than I can handle manually, so for the last few years, I've used TouchCopy (TC12,TC16) as my music file and backup manager, and been very happy with the arrangement. I have an old 160G iPod Classic that works fine.
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