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 downloadable audiobooks 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.

Users have a limit of 5 download attempts for any title. After reaching this limit users must wait for the checkout time to expire and for the title to automatically check itself in. Once this happens the download counter reset and users again have 5 tries to download. If you experience two or more downlaod failures, consider downloading a title at a lower sound quality. This will reduce the download time and reduce the chance of a download failure.

This is part of what I mean when I wrote about the “full” level of being an audiobook in iTunes and Audiobooks. For whatever reason, Apple has decided — in both iTunes and on the iPod — that a true audiobook must be in either Audible.com’s .aa format or in Apple’s .m4b Protected AAC format. Anything else, and it won’t show up in the Audiobooks menu.

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.

No problem! Just follow these steps: (These instructions assume that you are running Internet Explorer.) When you see a video that has an mp3 file, just right-click on the "mp3" link and select "save target as".

Podcasting is the new phenomenon of professional and homemade broadcasts (usually audio in MP3 format) posted to the Internet. Podcasts cover music, sports, humor, politics, movies, technology, and just about anything imaginable. Unlike streaming Internet radio, new podcasts are automatically downloaded to your iPod so you can listen when you want. Join the podcast revolution with iPodderX. Browse and search the largest directory of podcasters from around the world.

No. Apple, which makes the iPod, has its own proprietary format for use on its player. Although changes are being made in the industry, in general an iPod will not play any file except those in iPod format. Most other players can be used to play our downloadable files. We have two services available to you for downloadables, each with its own website with further information.

Absolutely. TF uses the MP3 format, so your TF music is 100% compatible with the Apple iPod/iTunes (and every other MP3 player on the market). NO! No DRM of any kind is used on TF music. When you download music from TF, you can burn unlimited CDs or transfer the music to any computer or portable music player (including the iPod of course!) for your personal use.

The video scenes are compatible for viewing on an iPod, or on your computer with iTunes or Quicktime Player version 7 or later.

Yes, although the native 640 X 480 resolution and high bit-rate may not provided optimal performance level. We recommend a conversion into an iPod compatible specification by using the iTunes conversion utilitiy.

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, available at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/default.aspx Media players and portable listening devices may be music oriented, so you need to be creative when trying to find your audiobook file.

The IF Archive is the major repository for free interactive fiction, and includes hundreds of recent games, games in many different languages, and many historic games. You'll probably want to download games from there, using the convenient interface provided by Baf's Guide to the IF Archive. Authors have made some game available for you to play on the Web or download in stand-alone form.

No problem! Although you need an ipod video to watch our files on your ipod, even without an ipod you can still download our video files to your computer for easy viewing. Assuming that you have an ipod video, just follow these steps: (These instructions assume that you are running Internet Explorer.) go back to the previous page with the ipod video link, and this time, right-click on the "ipod video" link and select "save target as"

Well “no download” play is when you are able to bet on your favorite casino games from any computer without having to download anything. No downloads are usually in the form of Java, so you must be sure that your computer has Java (or you can download Java very quick and easily). Thought the convenience of java play is great, you may not be able to find a huge variety of games available and it is possible that you can lose your play if your computer loses its connection.

Although most people buy tapes, CDs, or digital audio files thinking they are now their property, there is a distinction in the law between owning a copy of the music and owning the songs on the CD, etc. There is also a difference between a private performance of copyrighted music and a public performance. When you buy a tape, CD, or digital audio file, the purchase price covers only your private listening use, similar to the "home" use of "home" videos.

This only affects consoles which output PAL-50 and PAL-60 output modes. There is a known issue in which 25 or 50 fps video sometimes doesn't display over a VGA connection if you have previously connected your Xbox over component video output. Set your display settings to a different resolution than is currently selected (e.g., set it to 480p if your current setting is 720p) You should see a slider with the words "Your display settings have changed. You can keep this setting or try another.

You can purchase your items on any computer and download the unopened file. When you open your download is when it is crucial you open it on the computer on which you wish to save/view it. Your personal license will be activated for that specific computer and cannot be transferred.

Easy! If your iPod is still covered by Apple's Limited Warranty for iPod or APP for iPod, complete the iPod service request form on our website. Once we receive your service request, we will send you a shipping box including a prepaid preaddressed return shipping label so you can send your iPod to us. Important information about preparing your shipment and the carrier to be used will be included with your shipping box. Please note: a physical address is required.

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!