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Frustratingly (for me) Audible only supports faster reading speeds on its mobile app. Its webapp doesn't, neither does its Alexa skill, nor does iTunes (which
by sago 9y ago
Frustratingly (for me) Audible only supports faster reading speeds on its mobile app.
Its webapp doesn't, neither does its Alexa skill, nor does iTunes (which is what it recommends if you download, since it can negotiate the DRM). Anything else requires ripping the DRM.
- BugsJustFindMe 9y agoMany years ago I used to play Audible files on a 2nd generation iPod nano, and it supported speed adjustment for books too. That's still a mobile device, of course. But maybe it's an alternative? The only scenario I can think of where playing them in a mobile app is a problem is if you don't have a smartphone.
- sago 9y ago> The only scenario I can think of where playing them in a mobile app is a problem is if you don't have a smartphone. What a thought! But yes, and in the context of partial sight / blindness, smart phones are not great for accessibility.