Thanks Merete. I would like to use mediaplayer 11 because it is the only one that I know of that supports avrcp. I might have to rethink :-) N ice links thanks. I tried power dvd before, it has a nice resume feature, but I don't want to convert to DVD format etc. If it had the resume feature for mp3 files that would have been great, but then again I don't know if it supports avrcp. My best bet so far is to use media player classic because it has a nice implementation of bookmarks that they call favorites, but there is no avrcp support. If you know how to make avrcp work with media player classic please let me know :-)
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by: MeretePosted on 2008-02-05 at 01:36:20ID: 20821683
Hello mranders, how are you, unfortunately it's not really big on the market you woudl think it woudl be since it's has a lot fo possibilities.
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I'm sure if enough ask for it the programmers will come around with some solutions.
Ipods sems to tbe the only work around work for you too.
If your Audio book is already in MP3 format then you could add them to an ipod.
It maybe possible if these are DVD, Power DVD has a resume from option, have you tried power DVD I know its for DVD video but if your Audio books is on DVD it may work?
Is this live online? Or at home?
I remember in the old days a lot of cassettes had what is called cue points ( resume) where it would contiinue from the last.
Here is a couple of work arounds to save pausing a cd.
Turning MP3 audiobooks into iPod audiobooks
The best feature of the iPods audiobook format is the ability to resume playback at a particular point even if you play something else or turn the iPod off.
http://www.dagondesign.com
MP3 Players with Bookmark Capability
http://www.andrewdavidson.
it is a start point hopefully others may have some ideas
Regards Merete