Chapter and Verse for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Loden Software

Create chapterized audiobooks for iPod.

Chapter and Verse is a free software tool to create chapterized audiobooks for the iPod, iTunes and Quicktime on the Windows operating system.Starting with Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) formatted files or any other audio file supported in iTunes, the user can combine multiple input files into a single audiobook file with chapter marks. Non-AAC files are automatically converted using iTunes.Chapters can be added, modified or deleted as desired for the combined audiobook. Chapters can be created automatically at the start of each input file and they can also be added at regular intervals specified by the user. If a single file with existing chapters is selected, the user can then add to, modify or delete the existing chapters. Chapter images can also be specified for the chapters and they will be shown during playback on iTunes, QuickTime and on selected iPods.The user can specify fourteen (14) metadata or information tags (e.g. Title, Artist, Album, Composer and Comment tags) as well as the cover artwork for the combined audiobook.A virtual copy of the audiobook is created to allow the user to test the changes and to be able to listen to the audiobook prior to building the combined audiobook. The user can then add a chapter at specific time or adjust an existing chapter in the audiobook based on the time position of the player during playback.Project files containing all input file, chapter and metadata settings can be saved and opened to allow for later editing. Additional tools are provided to import/export metadata, artwork and chapters. The user can also query the audio properties of input files.At the end of the audiobook build process, the user can choose to have the audiobook automatically added to their iTunes Library.

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GENERAL

Release: April 24, 2012

Latest update: September 13, 2013

Version: 1.4.5

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows 10
Windows Vista
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: Quicktime 7.3+, .Net Framework 3.5, iTunes 7.3+

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Total Downloads: 7,829

Downloads Last Week: 5

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User Reviews

3.3/5

7 User Votes

Worked, didn't work then worked again.
dfm0August 13, 2017
Pros
Works if already have the .m4a files on Windows 10 64bit.
Cons
For the longest time everything worked. Then it would not start iTunes and convert and instead would say it could not use the files. Then one day it would do nothing but crash even after several uninstalls and re-installs. Both iTunes and QuickTime where installed. Then one day I uninstalled QuickTime then reinstalled it choosing to install all components of QuickTime. It miraculously ran again without crashing. I could once again make audio-books if I had the .m4a files. Now the only problem is it will not start iTunes for conversion and instead says it cannot use the files.
Summary
It works if I use something else to convert to .m4a.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Aug 13, 2017<p/>Version: Chapter and Verse 1.5.3
Good but still got some problems.
Temi1993February 4, 2014
Pros
Works really great. A little confusing at first but get the job done.
Cons
Well ... 1) Though there's a button that says "autobulid" it does not in fact to that. You have to manually listen through the file and then select add chapter, which would be great if there was a way you can type in the exact time or something easier. 2) When in the program the file sounds like a bad recording. It's not the worst but its annoying. There's like this horrible echo. 3) Freezes WAY too often.
Summary
It honestly gets the job done but it definitely needs some work, or maybe better instructions.
Work in progress
MerkidemisNovember 21, 2013
Pros
Easy to use looking interface.
Cons
Needs iTunes and QuickTime installed do really do anything, which is annoying. Failed to build a single audio book out of any of the files I tried with, which is unforgivable. Crashes constantly on any sort of task with no helpful error messages.
Summary
If it actually worked it would be nice. However, the pointless reliance on iTunes (a terrible, bloated app that is not intuitive to use) means the install is more complicated then it needs to be. Actually being able to make audio books would be nice.
Very Good Software
pchundruAugust 1, 2011
Pros
learn how to use it and you will like it
Cons
a little difficult to use
Summary
waste of time
AntStormMay 25, 2011
Pros
none that i could find
Cons
clunky messy and too hard for the average guy to use
Summary
if your an absolute beginner or dont want to waste your time working for this program instead of it working for you , stay clear away from this rubbish
awesome works great!free too!
darthsmurffFebruary 28, 2011
Pros
easy to use and powerful.
Cons
none that i can see.
Summary
A great piece of software.
Works perfectly, Great user interface
duanedurrantFebruary 6, 2010
Pros
Import multiple files into iTunes as an audio-book with chapters and images
Cons
Uses iTunes to convert mp3 to m4a, which is slow, not a big problem for me though
Summary