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Followed these instructions and then created playlists for each audio book.
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Followed these instructions and then created playlists for each audio book.

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I have several audio books I would like to put into my iPhone X so I can listen to them on my iPhone.<br />
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These audio books have each chapter saved as an .MP3 file.<br />
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I have dragged and dropped these files into iTunes and have also attempted to import them from a DVD but when I search for them on my iPhone (by the book or author name) I am unable to find them anywhere.<br />
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What is the correct process to use so I can later listen to these audio books on my iPhone X?
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I have several audio books I would like to put into my iPhone X so I can listen to them on my iPhone.

These audio books have each chapter saved as an .MP3 file.

I have dragged and dropped these files into iTunes and have also attempted to import them from a DVD but when I search for them on my iPhone (by the book or author name) I am unable to find them anywhere.

What is the correct process to use so I can later listen to these audio books on my iPhone X?

Import MP3 file audiobooks into iPhone X

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