Click on it and you will see a pop-up “Burn Settings” box.Ħ) In the box, make sure you have “Audio CD” selected and then set any preferences you want for your Audio CD and then click the “Burn” button.ħ) iTunes may say that you will be writing multiple CDs or words to that effect, simply agree and carry on.Ĩ) Insert the blank CDs when iTunes requests them on the top message bar.ĩ) Once all the CDs have been written, download FreeRIP from which is a Free CD ripping/conversion program, install and open it.ġ0) Now, as I had already set the encoding options on it which work great for me, I have simply put a snapshot of the settings below so that you can see what mine were compared to the default. Click on it.ĥ) At the bottom right of the iTunes window you should see a Burn button.
AA file, perhaps with a cover thumbnail image. AA file.Ĥ) Go to the “Recently Added” Menu item in the iTunes Playlists menu, and you should see your. ( I had v 8.0.1.11 )ģ) Load iTunes, Go to the File Menu and click on “Add File to Libary” on the menu, then locate and open the. AA file onto your computer using the Audible Download Manager (I had v 6.6.0.0) and you have to install, if not already installed, the AudibleManager (I had v 5.5.0.0 ).Ģ) Install iTunes if you don’t have it installed already. AA files to MP3 files for free.ġ) Make sure you have downloaded the. So if you’re having similar issues here’s the formula to convert Audible.
