All we have to do is just drag the M4B file into WALTR and BAM!
It's transferring.
Hello YouTube!
My name is Josh and in this video, I'm going to show you how to sync audiobooks from your
Mac into your iPhone or iPad.
We're not going to use iTunes.
We're not going to use any converters.
We're not going to install any additional 3rd party iOS apps on your device.
All we're going to do is just drag and drop audiobooks into iPhone and it's going to magically
show up for your pleasure.
Okay.
Little background...
I'm Josh from Softorino, so I'm one of the guys that developed a solution that can transfer
media, any media: music, video, books, audiobooks, PDFs into iOS devices without having to go
through iTunes or converters.
First thing first, we're going to need to download the actual solution which is called
WALTR.
We have to go on softorino.com/waltr/ and you can download it for free.
Use it to transfer your audiobooks and you don't need to pay for it.
If you want to use it forever, you can buy a lifetime license.
Ok, so once you've done that...
I'll leave the link the description below so you can always click on that.
Okay, so now that we've downloaded WALTR 2, all we have to do is install it.
Install it whether you're on a Mac or Windows and open it up.
It's going to ask you to connect your device as you can see right here.
Connect your iPhone, your iPad or iPod.
It actually detected my iPhone via Wi-Fi.
Because I already connected it before and I enabled Wi-Fi.
So if you do this for your device as well you will never have to use your cable.
So you can just open up WALTR and it will automatically detect it as long as it's on
the same Wi-Fi connection.
I'm going to connect it just to show you what it's like for the first experience, ok.
Once you connect it, so now it's connected it via cable.
It's going to give you a faster experience when you connect it via cable.
So here we are.
I have my M4B file which is the audiobook format created by Apple.
I have the M4B file and I want it on my iPhone.
To sync our audiobook into our iPhone, all we have to do is just drag and drop the M4B
file into WALTR 2 and BAM!
It's transferring.
Look how fast it is.
This file is like, I don't know... 100 megabytes I think, I'm not sure.
Let me check.
Get info...
And...
It's actually 227 megabytes, are you kidding me?
And look how fast it transferred.
I didn't speed it up as you can see.
Alright now what it's telling me right now is grab my iPhone and launch the iBooks app.
Now, all we have to do to find our audiobook that we've just synced from our Mac to iPhone
is open up the iBooks app like this and BAM!
As you can see, this particular audiobook that I've just transferred using WALTR.
It's available here.
That's it!
Enjoy.
Okay, you're all set.
It was that easy to sync audiobooks from your Mac into your iPhone or iPad.
It also works on Windows PCs and you can also sync your iPod Touch, iPad.
Use WALTR, try it out for free.
You're going to love it!
Now before I go, before we shut down this video.
I want to you to know that this works with MP3 audiobooks as well.
Because I know that if you're trying to find your perfect book that you wanted to find
for a long time, you may not always find it in the M4B format.
Okay, you may find it in the MP3 format.
And that's fine.
I have an MP3 audiobook right here as you can see.
And what I'm going to do is I'm going to do the same thing I did with this M4B audiobook.
I'm going to drag and drop this MP3 audiobook into WALTR and BAM!
It's that easy.
It's already on my iPhone.
The only part that you should take note of is that it will be available in your Music
app.
Okay, instead of the iBooks app.
Simply because that's an MP3 format and by default, iPhones – they recognize MP3s
as music files and they go into your music app.
Alright, so that's it.
Thank you for watching!
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And I'll see you guys in the next video with more tutorials.
Bye bye!