I have liked most aspects of the MP3 Audiobook Player. It has the ability to boost the volume and speed books up well beyond the standard 2. The interface is easy to use and I like that it provides multiple ways to get audiobooks onto your device. One of my favorite features is the ability to bundle a bunch of MP3s into one book so you don't have to fiddle around with multiple files and trying to get them in the right order. My only complaint with MP3 Audiobook Player is that it starts playing paused books whenever my iPhone rings.
That bug is super annoying. If the developers could fix this issue, MP3 Audiobook Player would be nigh unto perfect. The app will lock up and demand money to finish. The so called free version of this application is not really a free version. Up front it should be noted that this is truly a crippled demo of the paid version that is ad supported.
The inability to finish books over a specific length is ridiculous, as you will watch ads the whole time. This would be equivalent to watching television with commercials then being told you have to pay to watch the last 15 minutes of the program.
State up front in the storeyou can only listen to 12 hours per book while being forced to watch ads. It's a good app and does exactly what it says it'll do. I was glad to pay the upgrade price to unlock all features. What mostly surprised me is that after syncing a handful of Audiobooks I own in mp3 format, when playing the files the app shows the file name, and not the track name. For those unfamiliar with metadata tagging, this means that if I've taken the effort to tag all of my files so that TRACK name would appear correctly when playing the book in iTunes or another app eg.
Harry Potter 6 - Admittedly, MOST of my files are music related, so I have carefully tagged the metadata in ALL of them so that the track name will appear correctly in any app or software that plays media files. This is the first time I've ever used a audio file app that recognizes mp3 files but only by the file name. Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More. With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.
App Store Preview. Screenshots iPad iPhone. Oct 22, Version 2. Ratings and Reviews. App Privacy. Information Seller Kajal Patel. Size Category Music. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS Mac Requires macOS Languages English. Price Free. When you mouse over the video, you'll see a Download button appearing near the video area. Simply click it to download the video with a preferred resolution.
For Mac users, you can also get the videos you like by dragging and dropping the video URLs to the program. After the videos have been downloaded, you can click the 'Finished' tab to access the files. Find the video that you want to convert and then click the Convert button beside the video clip. Then the 'Output' interface will be activated. According to the guy that runs the site, it's 'better than damn MySpace.
Most can be both streamed and downloaded. MTV offers a new group of about a dozen downloads on a somewhat regular basis. A drop in the bucket, but still free. Fuzz offers - oh crap - a mixtape feature. The interface is cool as hell, and there's a ton of great, free music to discover on the site. Click the search link, then search or browse to 'discover new music'. It's the quickest way to the freebies. It's got a nice, personal feel to it, though there's not the tidal wave of music you'll find at some other on this list.
Classic Cat maintains a massive listing of free, classical mp3s available on the internet. Files aren't hosted there, but it's an easier way to find works by Bach and Beethoven than searching yourself. You'll need to register in order to download songs. It's a site that keeps tabs on the weekly freebies in the iTunes store. You may get sick of looking at all the ads, but the free music will help soften the annoyance. Anyone with a toddler or three at home will appreciate Free Children's Music.
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