Can I Import Audible Audiobooks to an SD Card?

1. Can I Import Audible Audiobooks to an SD Card? If you use a smartphone to download Audible audiobooks for listening, you might find that there isn’t enough space to store these audiobooks. You will obviously think of importing Audible audiobooks to your SD card. But how to do this? Transfer Audible Audiobooks to an SD Card with the Audible Transfer Audible Audiobooks to an SD Card with the Audible Manager Manager The official way that Audible provides to play Audible audiobooks is through the Audible Manager. If you have already installed Audible Manager on your phone, you just need to change the download folder on the settings on Audible Manager. Before you get started, please make sure you have already inserted an SD card into your phone, and then you can refer to the following steps: 1. Tab the icon to launch the Audible app on your mobile phone. 2. Press the hamburger menu and choose the 'settings' menu. 3. Click the option 'Download Settings', you will see the option to change the 'Download Location'. 4. You can then swap the download folder from the internal memory to the SD card. When it is done, the new Audible files will be saved to the SD Card automatically. Note: For the downloaded Audible audiobooks, you may not transfer them directly. If you want to do that, you might delete them from the internal memory first and then redownload them again to the SD card.

2. Move Audible Audiobooks to SD Cards with Move Audible Audiobooks to SD Cards with AA to MP3 MAC AA to MP3 MAC Converter Converter The way above does work somehow for the users who mainly listen to Audible files on a mobile phone. But it may not work for users who have multiple mobile phones or devices especially for the users who listen to Audible audiobooks across different devices like mobile phones, and so on. So, is it possible to copy and paste the Audible files to move to an SD card? The answer is yes. However, since the original Audible audiobooks are in a proprietary format AAX or AA, they may not be playable after transferring. Hence, you need to convert the Audible AAX or AA to a universal music file such as MP3, WMA, AAC, etc. before moving them to an SD card. TunesKit Audible AA/AAX Converter for Windows/Mac is a renowned Audible audiobook converting tool to transcode the audio files. It is well-designed with powerful features yet the operating process is pretty simple. You can simply download it to your computer to try it out. 1.Prepare the Audible files Before converting the audiobooks, please locate the AA or AAX media files from your computer folder. Next, you can simply drag and drop the Audible files from the computer folder to the Audible audiobook converter screen.

3. 2. Customize audible files TunesKit Audible Audiobook Converter offers many output options such as AAC, MP3, WMA, FLAC, OGG, etc. Please just pick up one output format you want to convert the videos for your SD card. Besides the format, you can also customize the volume, speed, pitch for the output files too. 3. Convert the Audible audiobooks Finally, you can click the 'Convert' button to convert the Audible files at a 100X faster speed. When it is done, you can copy the audible files to an SD card by a card reader and then insert it into a compatible mobile device. C Conclusion onclusion These are the two methods to transfer Audible audiobooks to SD cards. You can use the Audible Manager to do this, but that will not change the AAX/AA format of the audiobooks. If you use TunesKit Audible AA/AAX Converter, you can convert Audible AAX/AA to MP3 and own them completely. For more: https://www.tuneskit.com/audiobook-tips/move-audible-files-to-sd-card.html