Posted by Dan on 06/20/07 22:21

"DougGordon" <doug6388@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1182303797.052419.139680@i38g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> Is there anyway to play a downloaded Audiobook formated in the
> 'OverDrive' company format and while playing it to convert it to mp3
> format? The Overdrive company has encrypted a date stamp that only
> lasts 7 days from first play and is only able to be played via Windows
> Media Player that has the software imbedded in it. I am attempting to
> convert the files to mp3 so I can play them on my iPod in the car on
> a long trip.
>
> http://downloads.bclibrary.ca/
...>>>>>

You could try their website:-

http://www.overdrive.com/resources/drc/glossary.asp

Although, most software can burn CDs into mp3 format, have you tried burning
a disc with Windows Media Player. If not try Roxio or Nero, you do not need
to convert an audio file in order to burn it into the format you require?

Dan

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