You will need a radio transmitter or other device adapter that works with your portable listening device and car stereo. Contact your device manufacturer for specific requirements.

Yes, audiobooks loaded on MP3 players can be played on car radios using a separate Radio Frequency FM transmitter device, a cassette adaptor, or through a car???s existing MP3 jack.

No. You don't have to wait for the file to download before you can listen to the audiobook. Once you select a download option, you are prompted to Open or Save the Audiobook file. If you select the Save option, you can specify where the file is placed on your personal computer. This option takes less time to download the file, since it is only downloading the file. Note: NetLibrary highly recommends this option.

Most people listen to audiobooks because they do not have the time to sit and read, or they want to be doing more than one thing at a time.

The only way to play an audiobook in a car is to hook up either a laptop or portable listening device capable of playing these files to the car stereo. There are radio transmitters and other types of adapters in most electronic/computer stores; this also means you cannot listen to a downloadable audiobook on a regular CD player system. When you download an audiobook file, make sure you choose "Save As" or "Save to Disk" when downloading the file.

If your iPod does not have a Click Wheel, you can do this. If your iPod has a Click Wheel and you've installed iPod Updater 2005-6-26 or later, you won't be able to do this unless you create a playlist of podcasts (in addition the special Podcasts playlist created for you by iTunes); then just listen to that playlist in your car.

Wireless and mobile computing technology is rapidly going to make this a reality in the very near future as some auto manufactures such as Ford have already introduced in car PC’s as an option. With improvements in these products, and as the costs decline with mass deployment, more consumers will be able to listen to ubroadcast on the go, and on a variety of devices.

Audiobook is simply a recording of a book being read out loud. Once downloaded, you can listen to it on your PC, on your ipod or MP3 player, or burn it onto CD to listen wherever you wish.

First, there may be digital music players that support the RealAudio format - I don't know. To listen to them on, say, a CD, you would have to convert them to WAV format first. If you wished to then make mp3 files, you could do so via WAV. One means of converting RealAudio to WAV is via a Windows freeware app called RaWaveRecorder, which is available here. Note that I did not write this application nor do I support it. If you know a better way, please let me know and I'll update this section.

Yes and no. NetLibrary cannot stop you from burning the audiobook file to a CD, but encryptions on the audiobook file will make it unusable.

NetLibrary audiobooks cannot be played on Macs because the latest version of Window Media Player available for Macs (version 9) is based on Windows Media Rights Manager version 1.3. NetLibrary uses version 2.x licenses for eAudiobooks in order to maintain a high level of security. Because the latest version of Windows Media Player for Macs does not support 2.x licenses, NetLibrary audiobooks cannot be played on Macs at this point in time.

No, NetLibrary audiobooks cannot be played on iPods. iPods use the .aac file format and the .aac file format does not support the Digital Rights Management protection required by NetLibrary audiobooks at this time. Digital Rights Management protection helps ensure that the content of our publishing partners is secure, especially when items are checked out from the library's collection and borrowed by a user rather than purchased.

To listen to an eAudiobook in a car, you'll need a radio transmitter or other device adapter that works with your portable listening device and car stereo. Contact your device manufacturer for specific requirements. Also see Supported portable audio devices.

MP3 is very popular now. Radios that play the MP3 format will be coming out shortly. For now, the best choice would be to buy a radio that has an auxiliary input. This input could then be connected to a portable MP3 player easily. This auxiliary input can be used for any audio signal whether that be portable CD player, MP3 player, VCR audio, etc.

If you have an older Windows Media Player version the download appears to be working. Windows Media Player shows "acquiring license," but eventually you get a message that you don't have a license to play the audiobook. You need to download a newer version of Windows Media Player

NetLibrary offers two audio qualities: CD quality and radio quality. CD quality offers high-fidelity playback for patrons with high-speed Internet access. Most portable listening devices do not support the playback of files lower than 32 kbps, so you must download the CD quality file if you are going to transfer and listen to the Audiobook on a portable listening device. Radio quality provides faster download speed and is ideal for patrons with dial-up connections.

Download time depends on the size of the audio file and the speed of your Internet connection. See Audiobook Estimated Download Times.

You can delete an audiobook file from your personal computer or portable listening device in the same manner as you delete other files. Contact your personal computer or portable listening device manufacturer for specific information.

You spoil me! Go for it! Like I said with the other question, I won't be able to pay anyone to make it, but I would be more then happy to link to it. I know I have space for my music, but I simply don't have enough space to post the entire audiobook on this website. Linking? Hash-linking? No problem, I'd be happy to do it (though, like I said before, don't expect it to be an instant thing)

You can keep an audiobook for as long as you want without late fees or any other penalties as long as you are a member!

It's easy! Just go to the Music Stage, and click on the type of music you like. You'll see top ranked songs right there on the page, so you can start listening to the best right away. The player will play the next song in the channel automatically. (return to top)

A.) No good reason really. I don't have any hardcore credentials. I did a few years of film school, but it wasn't really for me (I sort of felt I could make the same determinations about movies I saw on my own.) I don't really work in the film industry. I don't publish reviews professionally (nor do I write professional reviews). I just see a lot of films and love to always watch more, which apparently ranks me above many so-called professional critics.

Sitting up, in a comfortable chair, is best. People have been meditating in a sitting position for thousands of years because the energy travels more easily through the body in that position. If you have back problems or some other condition that prevents you from sitting up, you may lie down.

The standard way used to be to use a freeware MP3 player (like winamp) to play them on your PC. Recent technology in MP3 CD players mean that there are now MP3-playing DVDs, jamboxes, and portables on the market.

No. You need to manually delete the audiobook file from your personal computer and portable listening device. However, if you want to renew the audiobook, click on the file to automatically open the NetLibrary web site (if your computer is online). You can login to your account and renew the checkout.

The industry is very competitive. There is no shortage of narrators. Getting a job in the industry is just like applying for any other job. Here are a few suggestions: Have a professional sample/demo (this would be like your resume) that showcases your ability to do male/female voices, different emotions/settings, and different accents/dialects and languages if applicable.The key is to set yourself apart from the thousands of others trying to get in.

When driving, you should pay attention to the road. It's not advisable to move into other states of consciousness.