Karen,
I first thought
about audio book readers to purchase, but realized you would likely wish to do
this without additional cost.
At Microsoft
Community, I
found a way to use
Windows Media Player to read audio books, and with a free plugin WMP will
create a single bookmark wherever you stop reading. I will tri this tomorrow
if you want to wait, but let’s see what the list may think.
I have copied the
text of the solution below, but at the very bottom I have included the URL as
well.
Rick
There is an
automatic plugin you can download and install that will allow you to resume
where you last left, however, I do not believe it allows you to set multiple
book marks. You can search online for a 3rd-party plugin, but this may do it
for you:
1. Go
to: http://www.catenalogic.com/downloads/mymediabookmarks/mymediabookmarks_exe_1.2.exe
2. Download the
plugin and install
3. Open Windows
Media Player
4. The initial setup
will launch, it will want to update. Go through all the prompts and once it
asks if you would like to close Windows Media Player now, go ahead and hit the
'X' in Windows Media Player (NOT the 'X' in the small update popup window
that's telling you to close Windows Media Player)
5. From here, once
the update is complete, restart Windows Media Player and either play audio or
watch a video. The process is automatic, though you can go into the plugin
options and uncheck the automatic bookmark settings. Basically, if you're
listening to or watching something and you just close out of Windows Media
Player, or select a different file, the next time you go back into the audio
or video file, it will resume from its last spot.
Hope this
helps,
https://answers.microsoftcom/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-pictures/bookmarks-in-wmp/ac5a64c1-aea8-47cb-8d7c-199486cd08e8
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?
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io
<nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Kerryn Gunness via
Groups.Io
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2019 5:00 PM
To:
nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] software to mark
books
i use winamp, but i
no winamp does not have the book mark feature
----- Original
Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April
13, 2019 4:06 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda]
software to mark books
Karen,
What app are you
using to read the audio book. Most that I have used have their own
bookmarking feature.
Rick
can you recommend a
software for windows to bookmark audio books?
by bookmark, i mean
to pause the track in certain area, then bookmark it there, then resume
afterwards another time
