Convert Any Text to an iTunes-Compatible Audiobook

By Adam Pash on May 10, 2008 at 8:00 AM

Web site Mac OS X Hints details how to create an iTunes audiobook (i.e., an M4B audio file) from any text in just a couple of clicks. The process involves installing a new service to your Services menu, then selecting your to-be-audiobooked text and choosing AppName -> Services -> Speak to iTunes Audiobook. When the conversion is complete, the resulting audio file is automatically imported to iTunes in the Audiobooks section. The service uses the new Alex voice in Leopard, and the results are actually very listenable.

10.5: Convert text to iTunes audio book via Services item [Mac OS X Hints]


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