Creating Audio Book in MP3 Format

AVS Audio Converter gives you one more opportunity to convert your voice recordings into a digital audio book format.

You can save your audio books to MP3 or M4B formats.

MP3 is the commonly used audio format for audio books supported by the most popular mp3 players. Converting your audio to MP3 format you can split it into some chapters. As a result you will receive a folder containing separate mp3 files and the playlist in .m3u format which can be loaded into the player and used to navigate through created audio book chapters.

Please follow the step-by-step instructions below to create an audio book in the MP3 format:

• Switch to the Audio Book Tab.
• Load the audio files into AVS Audio Converter. Use the Add File, Grab from CD or Import from Video option to do that.
• Set the necessary file order within the Input Audio Area. Click the file whose place you need to change with the left mouse button and move it up or down using the corresponding button below the file list.
• Press the MP3 button to set the format to which you would like to save your audio book.
• Select one of the available MP3 Profiles clicking the arrow below the format button.
• Split your audio into parts using one of the available options:
  • No Split - use this option if you want to save your audio into a single file.
  • Split into ... chapters - use this option to specify the number of chapters you want to create. The loaded audio track will be divided into equal parts.
  • Split by Time - use this option to split your audio into equal parts of a specified time duration (hours:minutes:seconds).

  When you choose one of the two latter options the Pause detection option becomes available. Check this box if you want the program to split the audio track into the parts you indicated based on silence detection.

• Insert the Title, Author and Artist for your audio book into the corresponding fields of the Edit Area.
• Edit your audio tracks before creating. Switch to the Editor Tab and follow the instructions here.
• Load the picture to use it as a cover for your audio book. Right-click within the Image Area and choose the Change Cover option. In the opened Windows Explorer window find the file you need and click the Open button. The selected file will be loaded and displayed in the Image Area.
• Set the location for the resulting audio book. Press the Browse button located in the Output Audio Area and select the desired location on your HDD.
• Press the Create Audio Book button to start the audio book creation process.