How to create audio books on Linux with M4Baker

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M4Baker is an excellent application for Linux that lets users take audio tracks of any format and encode them into a nice chaptered audiobook file for playback within audiobook players on Linux (and elsewhere) that support the M4B format. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/create-audio-books-on-linux-with-m4baker/



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ooks on Linux with M4Baker
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