File Size Limitation On Audio Book Conversions

[Micoman]

I am using Toast 11 and have run into a problem on a large audio book. It contains 14 discs but will load only 10. I can rip all 14 discs but only 10 show up. I have done it twice and reset the file limit to 2 Gigs. It Toast has to split large books then why didn't another file get created automatically when I was doing the original conversion. I did not know of the problem until I was listening to the book. This would have been a real problem if I had been on a trip without access to the original CDs? Any suggestions?

[tsantee]

I don't have any experience with this and I'm just doing the math in my head. But it seems to me that the conversion of 14 audiobook CDs could take more than 2 GB of space, especially if you are using the Best quality setting. How much space was taken by the files from the 10 discs that were retained?

[Micoman]

I don't have any experience with this and I'm just doing the math in my head. But it seems to me that the conversion of 14 audiobook CDs could take more than 2 GB of space, especially if you are using the Best quality setting. How much space was taken by the files from the 10 discs that were retained?

 

 

Ten discs took up 522 megs well under the limit set by the program.

[Micoman]

I don't have any experience with this and I'm just doing the math in my head. But it seems to me that the conversion of 14 audiobook CDs could take more than 2 GB of space, especially if you are using the Best quality setting. How much space was taken by the files from the 10 discs that were retained?

 

 

Ten discs took up 522 megs well under the limit set by the program.

[tsantee]

Ten discs took up 522 megs well under the limit set by the program.

My math was way off. I'm sorry but I don't know why you're not getting all the discs in the file. Would it work to start a new audio book transfer beginning with disc 11?