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There’s never a wasted moment if you have an audio book with you. Commuting, working around the house or garden, etc, you can be “reading.” Audio Book Builder is essential for organizing, allowing you to change speeds, bookmarking, you name it. A perfect software if you love audio books Show more

Quits unexpectedly on a lot of books that I'm trying to bind. Very frustrating!!! Also there is no way to delete the project if it does fail.

I have used Audiobook Builder for more than 10 years. It is easy to use and the process straightforward. I borrow audiobooks from the library, upload them to my laptop using the app, then download when I want to my phone. I now have a library of more than 400 books - all for one small, well-worth-it price. Love it! Show more

I pulledin a file that has 295 chapters, and it showed a single chapter. Certainly the authors could create the ability to edit an audiobook as well as assemble one.

This is an really great application. I didn't realize how hard it would be to find something to create audiobooks for my iphone. Was so happy to find Audiobook builder! Show more

Version 2 is easy to use and much faster than is predecestor. Good job!

i have used the previous audiobook builder for 100s of audio files. i bought the upgrade because it is a terrific app that i can’t do without and i wanted to show support for the company. Show more

I've used this app in lots of applications. Used it to pack course lectures together so I can play back at faster speed while driving to and from classes or at the gym. Downside is I'm waiting on them to hit me with AB3 and another $4.99 instead of updating their app. It's what happened to me from the original AB and no idea why they can't just update their apps like a normal company. Show more

I've used Audiobook Builder for years. What a great bit of software! I vastly prefer adding my own audiobooks rather than just buying them. Thanks, guys!

The app needs the ability to import .cue files for chapter breaks, or markers from other audio editors. This would enable us to add chapters without re-encoding. The app needs more flexibility on what metadata you can add or omit. More like Subler, it should allow you to pick and choose which fields you want to add. For example, even if you're just outputting a single file, it will automatically tag the file with "track 1/1" which will cause Itunes to rename the file as "01 " in the author folder of Itunes media. This can make it hard to sort by file name in your Itunes media files, and isn't necessary unless you're outputting a split file. Show more