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At least with Kindle books, you can run them through DeDRM and back up the DRM-free files. With Audible audiobooks, I’m not aware of a method other than to play
by kranner 6y ago
At least with Kindle books, you can run them through DeDRM and back up the DRM-free files. With Audible audiobooks, I’m not aware of a method other than to play them back and record the audio in real time.
- TuringNYC 6y agoGood point, though with the YouTube-dl DMCA takedown recently (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24872911 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24872911), I wouldnt be surprised if DeDRM type utilities also get taken down soon.
- strawberrypuree 6y agoOpenAudible works to remove the DRM on Audible books. Worst case, grab the CD versions from your library and rip them yourself. It’s a shame about the notes on Kindle, I don’t think those are something you can back up / transfer. Really makes me wish that the open source alternatives had the same level of polish and feature set.