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To enter information click on CD Info on the top right corner of your screen. If iTunes does recognize the CD follow the instructions below anyway because you will probably have to correct or erase some of the information. If it does not recognize your Audiobook CD then you will have to enter the information. iTunes will automatically recognize the Audiobook CD – it may have multiple options to choose from for the same CD, just choose the one you think best resembles your Audiobook CD. Then click OK to import settings -> Click OK under General Preferences 5. Click on import settings and select AAC encoder from the dropdown menu – then select spoken podcast from the next drop down menu – make sure the use error correction when reading audio CDs is unchecked 4. Go to Edit -> Preferences -> General – make sure books is checked – in drop down menu make sure Show CD is selected – next to that is import settings 3. How I import Audiobooks CDs into the new iTunes 11: 1. When you click 'import' it should now place all the tracks in one folder under the author's name. (you can change multiple tracks simultaneously using the 'get info' window if the entries are all identical).Ĭheck out the other options under the 'info' tab - you may want to refine the entries. Put the author's name in the Artist field. If you don't want to change the names, check 'part of a compilation' instead. When done, select all the tracks and right click on them, choose 'get info' go to the options tab and check 'part of a gapless album' Two ways around this before importing, change the track names so that the tracks all start with the name of the book e.g. If the names are all different (chapter names often are) they'll be imported to seperate folders because iTunes thinks they're different 'songs'. What iTunes will do with them depends on how the tracks are named.

Put the CD in the drive and open iTunes - the CD should appear in the playlists with a list of tracks.