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Or, you may need to scroll through the full list of files to find the one where you want to begin. If you actually lose your place** and have not gone far beyond what you last remember hearing, you can use the double arrows pointing to the left to go back a few chapters one at a time. When one file has finished playing, the next file automatically begins to play without tapping on it to open it. The image shown is from my German audio Bible. The double vertical bars will appear where you see the black triangle Play command.) To resume play on another day, open the Music folder and tap on Now Playing (First graphic-upper right corner of the screen in red letters). To stop playing, tap on the double vertical bars. Open the Music folder on your iPhone.* Tap on the Playlists icon at the bottom of the screen. The German audio Bible I have has one chapter per file for a total of 1,189 files. Files from some of the smaller books of the New Testament are grouped as one file, so the total number does not quite equal the 1,189 chapters in the Bible. If I added files from the other disc, there would be more than 459 files. I am giving it the name "English Bible." Left click outside the name box and the Done button appears. (ID3 tags were also added much earlier because a player once used by a friend would not keep the files in their proper order without them.) Double left click on Playlist and give the Playlist its own name. You can also see the alpha-numeric coding I used to put the files into their proper order. By way of additional information, there are 459 files,* which are enough to play for 1.2 days. The files will go into their proper order. Pull down the Sort menu and choose Sort by Name. Left click on it once, hold, and drag to the Playlist column. The blue area is the highlighted files from the previous step. In retrospect, it would have been better to pay the relatively small fee and order the files on disc. (I had.) And, I had to do my own coding to keep the files in their proper order. The disadvantage is that I spent time checking to be certain I had not omitted some files. I was penny wise but pound foolish in that I downloaded each file at no charge. I do not know if they are already coded alpha-numerically or not. *** For a very reasonable fee, you can order the files on disc. ** My alpha-numeric coding begins with "aa1" through "aa9." Then it goes to "ab1 through "ab9," and so on. Then Genesis 11 - 19 played followed by Genesis 2 and then Genesis 20 followed by Genesis 21 - 29. Genesis 10 would play immediately after Genesis 1. * As noted in the second paragraph, the audiobook is a German Bible in audio. Audible has audiobooks available for the iPhone through a special app., but, there is a subscription price and I could not find any German Bibles. You may also want to load other audiobooks onto your iPhone.
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However, many who read this might be more interested in an English version, whether the free World English Bible or a paid version of your choice.
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( The World English Bible is a slight update of the American Standard Version of 1901 to make the language more in keeping with today's English.) I like the German audio Bible because it offers me an opportunity to practice my German. I added alpha-numeric coding to the names to keep all 1,189 files in their proper order.** For demonstration purposes in this Instructable, I will use audio files for the World English Bible from Audio Treasure.*** Both of these versions may be copied without copyright infringement. I got it from SERMON online: Die Predigt Datenbank. The audiobook I have been trying to load is the 1964 edition of Luther's German Bible. for playing an audiobook, and it works well.) Everything was going well with my audiobook on my iPhone, but it suddenly ceased holding my place. I hope this helps anyone who has been struggling with this. Finally, I got it to work and I want to document the steps I used. Many people seem to have frustrating experiences with iTunes, especially when trying to add an audiobook to an iPhone. If I was able to load the files, they did not stay in their proper order.* I looked for help in Apple support documents and in articles on the Internet but those I found were for earlier versions of iTunes and not helpful or they were too general and did not cover the problems I was having. I had been trying for months to load an audiobook in MP3 to my iPhone 4S. What follows below through step 10 describes how I made the effort work using iTunes, but only for a time. Jump ahead to step 11 for those solutions.
The simple way to load an audiobook onto an iPhone is to use a drag-and-drop substitute for iTunes, like Copy Trans, and then use an audiobook player app.
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