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It may not be as convenient for you as it is here in Phoenix, but they have TONS of audio books at the public libraries, and they are all FREE
Unfortunately, they don't usually have the newest releases, but they do get them after a few months. And they are almost always the unabridged editions. I just browse the list on the internet, mark the ones I want, and they are ready for me to pick-up just inside the door. Hard to beat.
I rip them in iTunes (AAC, 48kbps, stereo). Files come out to about 24M per CD. Or most of the audio book CDs are broken down into 3-5 minute tracks. Excellent quality. One big downside is that neither the iPod or iTunes remembers where you paused. I keep making this request to Apple and hopefully they will hear it.
Unfortunately, they don't usually have the newest releases, but they do get them after a few months. And they are almost always the unabridged editions. I just browse the list on the internet, mark the ones I want, and they are ready for me to pick-up just inside the door. Hard to beat.
I rip them in iTunes (AAC, 48kbps, stereo). Files come out to about 24M per CD. Or most of the audio book CDs are broken down into 3-5 minute tracks. Excellent quality. One big downside is that neither the iPod or iTunes remembers where you paused. I keep making this request to Apple and hopefully they will hear it.