Audiobook Converter for Win Version 1.3.0 has been released

It is a long time from Macsome Audiobook Converter Version 1.2.0 to Version 1.3.0. Now we are glad to tell Windows users that: Audiobook Converter for Win Version 1.3.0 has been released on Nov 06, 2015 with more attractive features and more stable functions.

If you are a fresh man to Macsome Audiobook Converter for Win, you can download the latest version 1.3.0 of Macsome Audiobook Converter from the download button. If you have installed the former version of Macsome Audiobook Converter for Win, the software will check for update automatically. There is no need to go to the webpage to find the new version.

The changes of Audiobook Converter for Win Version 1.3.0

Fix the error that the program can't run on iTunes for 64bit.

Add tips to check "Share iTunes Music Library xml" for iTunes. For iTunes 12.3 or later, you need to check it through "iTunes - Preference - Advanced".

With Audiobook Converter, you can

Convert any Audiobooks on iTunes

Whatever your Audiobooks are, if you can use iTunes to play them normally, you can use this Audiobook Converter to convert all the Audiobooks to MP3 / AAC or other audio format as you like.

Remove DRM from purchased Audiobooks

All the purchased Audiobooks are DRM protected, and then you can't play the Audiobooks freely.

Split big Audiobook files by time interval

After Audiobook conversion, you can split the converted Audiobooks by setting the time interval. But the program doesn't support splitting .wav files temporarily.

Support converting kinds of Audio formats

With the Windows Audiobook Converter, you can drag .aa, .aax, .m4a, m4b files to filelist directly. And you can also add other's library audio file like Music, Genius and so on.

Support various output formats

You can choose Same as source, For spoken word, For streaming music and Custom as the output file format (including MP3, AAC(M4A/M4B), WAV).

More info about Audiobook Converter for Win, you can view from http://www.macsome.com/audio-book-converter-win/index.html

How to convert Audiobook AAX to MP3 on Mac

You know that all purchased Audiobooks are AA or AAX protected formats. There are full with limitations that you can’t play or listen to Audiobooks on any devices as you like.

If you want to listen to them on a new audio player, you will find it won’t work unless you can authorize them at first.

Have you ever thought of converting these AAX audiobooks to MP3 format, and then you can play these converted MP3 audiobooks without limitation any longer?

If you want to know how to convert AAX to MP3, here recommend you Macsome Audio Book Converter (http://www.macsome.com/audio-book-converter-mac/index.html), which can convert kinds of iTunes AA / AAX AudioBooks to MP3, AAC format, and split these big audiobooks to small pieces with chapter kept.

Step-by-step guide to convert Welcome to Night Vale to MP3 format.

If you have purchased Welcome to Night Vale, make sure that you have authorized it to your computer.

Step 1, go to download Macsome Audio Book Converter, install and run it. The Audio Book Converter loads all playable audiobooks from the iTunes Books library automatically.

Step 2. Click Profile button and select the required profile in Output File Format drop-down list.

Step 3. Click the Macsome AudioBook Converter menu and select Preferences to customize the Output Settings by clicking Choose... to set the destination.

Step 4. Click the Convert button and then the selected files will be listed in the window that pops up. And the Status will keep updating the status of the files until that the conversion finished.

After the conversion is done, you can play  .

Want to know more about AudioBook AAX to MP3 Converter for Mac, go to

http://www.macsome.com/audio-book-converter-mac/index.html 

About Audiobooks

Audiobooks are distributed on any audio format available, but primarily these are records, cassette tapes, CDs, MP3 CDs, downloadable digital formats (e.g., MP3 (.mp3), Windows Media Audio (.wma), Advanced Audio Coding (.aac)), and solid state preloaded digital devices in which the audio content is preloaded and sold together with a hardware device.