Windows Media Player (WMP) is a famous and powerful media player for Windows computers, mobile phones, and tablets. It supports nearly all kinds of media files including videos, audiobooks, music, images, and has many features like library management, disc burning, and streaming, etc. These advantages of WMP attract loads of people to use it. If you usually need to use digital media content, it is a good idea to import them to Windows Media Player. For Audible fans, playing Audible audiobooks on Windows Media Player seems to be great. But many of them do not how to do that. Today, we will walk you through the best two methods to listen to Audible audiobooks on Windows Media Player.
Official Way to Import Audible Files to Windows Media Player
Amazon officially recommends users to use iTunes or Audible Manager to play Audible audiobooks. For the Windows Media Player, it won't allow users to add local Audible AA or AAX Audible files to WMP directly.
1. Download and install Audible Download Manager from the Audible official website. After installing, you will see the Audible Download Manager main screen.
2. Launch Audible Download Manager and do the settings. Double click 'Audible Download Manager' to launch it >Click 'General Settings' menu and then select the option 'Windows Media Player' under the menu 'After download import files to', Click 'Save Settings' and Confirm.
3. Download and import Audible files to WMP. Login Audible account from the official website > click 'Library' > 'My Books' to find the Audible audiobook you want > click the 'Download' button. When it is downloaded completely, you will find it on the Windows Media Player.
Play Audible Audiobooks on Windows Media Player without an Audible Account
Is there still another alternative solution to import the Audible audiobooks to Windows Media Player? You will just need to get a TunesKit Audible Audiobook Converter for Mac/Windows which can help you remove any limitations and convert Audible AA/AAX to M4A, AAC, MP3, OGG, WAV, WMA, MKA, and so on. It even doesn't require you to authorize the Audible files on your computer to let the software work. Just drag and drop the Audible AA or AAX files to the software. It offers a totally free trial version, so you can try it for free. How to convert Audible audiobooks to import to Windows Media Player? Check these!
1. Prepare your Audible files
Before converting, please make sure you have got the Audible AA or AAX files on your local devices. TunesKit Audible AAX Converter supports all kinds of Audible audiobooks which are ripped from CD, downloaded from the Audible website online, and received from your friends or family members. And you can drag and drop to batch import the Audible files to the software.
2. Customize Audible files settings
You can change to format of your audiobooks from the Format button. TunesKit Audible Converter offers many options to customize the output format, playback speed, volume and it supports chapters, etc. to make the output files fit your needs better. You may keep the default options or change the parameters. For example, if you have a super long audiobook, you can choose the option to split them by chapters or by hours, etc.
3. Convert Audible audiobooks
Finally, you can click the 'Convert' button to convert your Audible audiobooks to Windows Media Player. When it is done, you can drag the output Audible files to the Windows Media Player to import them effortlessly.
Conclusion
Here are the two ways to play Audible on Windows Media Player. Just choose one that suits you best.
Check: https://www.tuneskit.com/audiobook-tips/play-audible-files-on-windows-media-player.html
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