v5.2 [Dec 15, 2019]
1. Support for Books app instead of iTunes in macOS Catalina.
2. Use of iTunes in previous version of macOS still works.
3. Build options changed. Please read the help file in Help|How to Use.
4. Fixed a serious bug in version 5.1 released just recently.
v3.0 [Jun 22, 2013]
1. Version 3.0 implements several often asked for features and improvements.
2. First visible change is users are no longer asked to choose a file location for the completed audiobooks. Instead, all audiobooks will be save in the user's Music folder under the "Audiobook Wizard" subfolder. This folder will also be revealed to user automatically upon completion of conversion process.
3. Second visible change is the option to add audiobooks to iTunes automatically. If iTunes wasn't running before, adding an audiobook does not necessarily also open the iTunes window. Not to worry, the book was added just the same even if you don't see any visible activities. Click on iTunes icon to inspect addition to book library. If you choose to add books to iTunes automatically and iTunes is configured to manage its own library, then you may choose to delete all audiobooks stored in the user's "Music\Audiobook Wizard" as there is a duplicate copy in the iTunes library.
4. Not so visible is vast improvement in drag and drop capability of the app.
- Previously, when a file is drag drop into the app, it will be added to the end of the file list. Now files can be inserted anywhere within the list by targeting with the mouse pointer.
- Adding a new file to an existing list causes the list to be resorted. Which is not always intended by the user. This behavior has been changed. However, as a result, files are no longer automatically sorted when added to the app. Please click on sort button to make sure the order is correct.
5. You can now drag and drop files directly from iTunes. To do so, click on the playlist and select all the files you want and drag/drop these into the app. As a bonus, files are ordered in Audiobook Wizard exactly as they appear on iTunes itself. This is great if you have been using iTunes to maintain your audio files. Even if you don't, you may want to use iTunes's powerful file management tools to sort files into proper order first before dropping them into the app.
6. Lastly, there is also an option to begin playback immediately upon completion of an audiobook. If this is a multi part audiobook then playback begins when the first part is completed.
7. Other bug fixes and improvements.
