Uniondale Library patrons may now access audiobooks, more than 1,500 titles, fiction and non-fiction, from their home computers via the internet and download the books to their computers and to a portable listening device or Windows Media Player.
First Time Users - Click Here
For NetLibrary Account Holders - Click Here
Instructions for Downloading NetLibrary Audio Books
- Go to Recorded Books/NetLibrary Web site
- Enter your username and password.
- Search for a title.
- Once you have located the audio book that you wish to download just click on show details.
- Click Download this audio book.
- Click Checkout & Download CD Quality.
- If an information bar appears, click OK and then click download manually.
- When the file download dialog box appears click save.
- The best place to save the file is on the desktop where you can find it once it has finished downloading.
- The file will begin transferring to your computer.
- As the file is being copied the estimated time left may increase rather than decrease, but the time for downloading will eventually start to decline.
- Once the download has completed, you will see it on your desktop. Double-click to open the audio book and acquire the license.
- Enjoy listening from your PC or follow steps below to transfer to a device.
Windows Media Player Instructions
- Connect one end of your USB cable to your computer and the other end to your MP3 player.
- Double click on the audio book file on your desktop. The file will open up in Windows Media Player. You must have version 9 or higher installed on your computer.
- The audio book will begin playing. Click the pause button.
- Right click on the title in the Now Playing list screen.
- Click Add to >Sync list.
- Click on Sync tab on top of screen (you will be on the now playing or library tab)
- Verify the book you wish to transfer is in the left pane, and your device is recognized at the top of the right pane.
- Click the green Start Sync button which is located at the bottom of the screen on the right side or top left depending on version of Windows Media Player.
- The Windows Media Player screen will say copying and you will notice the % increasing. (synchronizing, 10%, etc.)
- The screen will say synchronizing completed when the book has been transferred to your MP3 player.
- You may now unplug your player and begin to listen to your audio book.
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