Now, the key point is to check whether the folder location is correct. Click the 'Option' option to choose 'Import Audible Titles.' > 'Import into Windows Media Player Library' section. If not, please follow above steps to do it. Please make sure the Windows Media Player is checked under the 'After download import files to'. It also needs to draw support from the Audible Manager Manager. If you followed the above tutorial but failed to download Audible into Windows Media Player, you can refer to the below steps to transfer Audible files to Windows Media Player. Import Audible Audiobooks into Windows Media Player Manually Navigate to Audible website page and login your Audible account to click 'My Library' > 'My Books' to discover audiobooks and click the 'Download' to download Audible books to Windows Media Player directly. Just check the mark before the 'Windows Media Player' to import Audible files to it after download. If it isn't Windows Media Player, please click 'Change Location' option. Now, you can see the location that used to save downloaded Audible files. When you open it, there are three options for your choice, please select 'General Settings' menu to open the setting window.
#Open aac file install#
If you don't have one, please click here to install it in advance. Just download and launch Audible Download Manager on your computer. Import Audible Titles into Windows Media Player Automatically
#Open aac file how to#
Let's see how to use it to download Audible books to Windows Media Player for playback. No matter you choose to perform a automatic or manual import, you need to get help from Audible Download Manager, which is an assistant helps users import audiobooks downloaded from Audible website into the playback software of your choice, such as Windows Media Player, iTunes and Audible Manager. As a result, you can download and import Audible audiobooks into Windows Media Player 11 automatically and manually. However, the former media library application can deal with the digital rights management service.
Windows Media Player 11 is available for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, while Windows Media Player 12 has a more compatible version that works on Windows 8, Windows 8.1 as well as Windows 10. How to Import Audible Audiobooks into Windows Media Player 11
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