Find Audible Downloads on Windows/Mac/Android/iOS Devices

Part 1. Where Does My Audible Books Stored?

Within the Audible app, discovering your downloaded titles is a seamless process, allowing for straightforward playback. However, the challenge arises when attempting to locate these files locally on your device.

In the not-so-distant past, users effortlessly discovered their downloaded Audible titles within the now-discontinued desktop application. However, with the shift away from the dedicated desktop app, users now need to adapt to a slightly different approach. Now, users are encouraged to download titles through the Audible website and subsequently locate them within a designated folder on their device, typically encrypted in AA or AAX format.

Where Do I Find My Audible Files Locally?

Upon downloading Audible titles on your device, you may desire to locate these files locally for personal use, such as creating a permanent backup. However, Audible employs DRM encryption to store downloaded titles on your device, primarily to prevent unauthorized access and safeguard exclusive content. Finding these locally stored Audible files can be challenging due to the encryption employed, especially if your device runs on the iOS system.

To overcome these challenges and regain control over your Audible titles, consider leveraging the "ViWizard Audible Converter." This powerful tool is designed for the conversion of AA/AAX Audible files to universally compatible formats like MP3. Not only does this solution allow you to locate and manage your Audible library locally, but it also eliminates limitations and compatibility issues, providing a seamless and personalized audiobook experience.

Part 2. Locate Audible Files on Mobile Devices

Let's delve into two distinct options tailored to your preference. Whether you're keen on discovering your downloaded titles within the Audible app or prefer navigating through the device's file manager to find your files directly, we've got you covered.

Option 1: Find Downloaded Audible Books on App

Discovering your downloaded Audible titles within the Audible app is a straightforward process, providing convenient access for seamless playback. Follow these steps to effortlessly locate your downloaded audiobooks:

• For Android/iOS:

  1. Open the Audible app on your mobile device.
  2. Tap "Library."
  3. Navigate to "Audiobooks," where you can identify your downloaded titles by the absence of the download icon on the cover art. If needed, download any title you wish to access offline.
  4. To access all your downloaded files, swipe right and find the "Downloaded" tab. Tap the "Downloaded" tab to filter and view your downloaded titles.
  5. When you wish to return to your full Audible library, swipe left and tap the "All" tab.

Option 2: Find Audible Files in the Download Location

If you prefer a more direct approach to locating Audible files on your mobile device, you can explore the download location. Here's how you can find your Audible files on Android and iOS:

• For Android:

  1. Open your device's file manager.
  2. Navigate to the designated Audible folder. Typically, Audible files are stored in the "Internal Storage" or "SD Card" > "Android" > "data" > "com.audible.application" > "files."
  3. Look for a folder named "Audiobooks" or a similar title, where your downloaded Audible files are stored. These files are often in the AAXC format, a proprietary format used by Audible for enhanced security and quality.

Since Audible files are stored in the AAXC format, Android users may encounter compatibility issues with other media players. To overcome this limitation, consider using the "ViWizard Audible Converter." This powerful tool is designed specifically for the conversion of AAXC Audible files to MP3 format.



How to Convert Audible AAXC to MP3

Find that your Audible books are saved in the format of AAXC on Android? Let's see how to convert Audible AAXC to MP3 in this article.

• For iOS:

  Regrettably, iOS imposes more stringent restrictions on file management, and Audible files are typically confined within the app itself, limiting direct access. Despite this limitation, iOS users can efficiently manage and download audiobooks using the Audible app, following the steps outlined in Option 1.

  To enhance accessibility and overcome iOS limitations, consider leveraging the ViWizard Audible Converter. This versatile tool enables seamless conversion of Audible files to the MP3 format. By doing so, iOS users gain the flexibility to manage and synchronize Audible content with iTunes, facilitating easy transfer to iPhone, iPad, iPod, and other iOS devices. The ViWizard Audible Converter thus empowers iOS users with a more versatile and personalized audiobook experience.

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Part 3. Find Audible Files on Desktop Computers

With the discontinuation of Audible's dedicated desktop application for Windows 10 and Mac, users are now directed to the Audible website for library management and downloads. It's worth noting that Windows 11 users can still access the Audible app through the Amazon Appstore. As an alternative, desktop users, regardless of their operating system, can explore the Audible website to access, manage, and download their titles locally to designated folders on their computers, such as "Downloads."

Option 1: Find Audible Downloads on App

While the dedicated desktop application is discontinued for Windows 10, Windows 11 users can still access the Audible app through the Amazon Appstore, while Windows 10 users need to use the AudibleSync, a new app focusing more on streaming services than the Audible app. Simply open the app, navigate to your library, and manage your downloaded titles seamlessly.

• For Windows 10 (AudibleSync App):

  

  1. Open the AudibleSync app on your Windows 10 device.
  2. Navigate to the "Library" section within the AudibleSync app.
  3. Select any title you want to download.

• For Windows 11 (Audible App):

  1. Launch the Amazon Appstore on your Windows 11 device.
  2. Find the Audible app using the search feature and install it on your device.
  3. Open the Audible app, and sign in with your Audible account.
  4. Navigate to the "Library" section within the Audible app.
  5. Identify and manage your downloaded titles within the library.
  6. Play your downloaded titles directly from the Audible app for a hassle-free listening experience.

Option 2: Find Audible Files in the Download Location

• For Windows 10 (AudibleSync App):

  

  Navigate to the following location: C:\Users\YourComputerUsername\AppData\Roaming\AudibleSync\downloads.

• For Windows 10 & Mac (Audible Website):

  

  1. Open your preferred web browser and visit the Audible website.
  2. Log in to your Audible account.
  3. Navigate through Audible's catalog and manage your library.
  4. Select the titles you want to download and store locally on your Mac.
  5. Follow the prompts to confirm the download location (the default "Downloads" or the designated folder) and format.
  6. Head over to the designated folder to find the downlaoded Audible files. These files are often in the encrypted AA or AAX format and require a further conversion.

Part 4. Download and Store Audible Files on Desktop & Mobile Devices

Now, let's explore how you can not only download but also store your Audible library locally on both desktop and mobile devices. One thing to note is that all downloaded Audible books come in an encrypted AA/AAX format, which can pose challenges for versatility. However, don't worry - we have a solution!

All downloaded Audible books are encrypted in the AA/AAX format, restricting playback on other services. But here's where the ViWizard Audible Converter comes to your rescue. This specialized tool is designed to remove the encryption from Audible files, offering the following benefits:

Tool Required: ViWizard Audible Converter

ViWizard Audible Converter can seamlessly convert Audible AA/AAX files to popular formats like MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, M4A, M4B and more, all while maintaining lossless quality. The information tags of each audiobook, such as title, author, and album, are retained during the conversion process. This ensures organized and easily manageable Audible files.

ViWizard Audible Converter features a built-in folder icon, making it easy to locate your downloaded and converted Audible books. This user-friendly interface enhances the overall experience of managing your audiobook collection.

Key Features of ViWizard Audible Audiobook Converter

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• Convert Audible audiobook to unprotected audio formats like MP3
• Split Audible book into several smaller segments by chapter or by time
• Support playing Audible audiobooks on any device or media player
• Handle the conversion of Audible audiobooks up to 100× faster speed

Step 1Import Downloaded Audible Files to ViWizard

Run ViWizard Audible Converter after installing it. To add Audible audiobooks to ViWizard, go to the main interface and click the Add Files icon in the top-left center. Alternatively, you can drag and drop Audible audiobook files from the folder to the converter.

Step 2Make Adjustments for Output Audiobooks

The following step is to modify the output parameters for your Audible books. Select MP3 as the output format from the Format section at the bottom left of the main interface. You may also change the audio codec, channel, sample rate, and bit rate if necessary. To split the whole Audible file, or adjust the volume and speed of the book, just click the blue Edit button.

Step 3Start Converting Audible Audiobooks

To download and convert Audible AA and AAX audiobooks to MP3 or other audio formats, click the Convert option. The ViWizard program can convert up to 100 Audible files at a time. When it's finished, click the Converted button to browse through all of the converted audiobooks on your computer.

Part 5. Transfer and Keep Audible Files on SD Card/USB Drive

Whether you're looking to create backups or simply want the flexibility to listen on different devices, transferring and keeping Audible files on external storage like an SD card or USB drive is a smart move. Let's explore the steps for both scenarios:

• For SD Card:

  1. Put your SD card into your device.
  2. Using your device's file manager, go to the Audible folder where your files are stored (usually "Internal Storage" or "SD Card" > "Android" > "data" > "com.audible.application" > "files").
  3. Select the Audible files you want, then copy them.
  4. Go to your SD card and paste the copied files into the root directory.
  5. Safely eject the SD card.
  

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  For USB Drive:

  1. Plug your USB drive into your device's USB port.
  2. Open your file manager and find the Audible folder (usually "Internal Storage" or "SD Card" > "Android" > "data" > "com.audible.application" > "files").
  3. Select the Audible files you want, then copy them.
  4. Go to your USB drive and paste the copied files into the root directory.
  5. Safely eject the USB drive before removing it.
  

  How to Copy Audible Books to USB

  Saving your Audible books to USB can give your great convenience and guarantee. And it is also convenient to transfer them to a car or other devices for playing. This passage will show you how to transfer Audible books to USB.

Summary

Now you should know where are Audible downloads stored on your devices. To find the location of the downloaded Audible book files is not rocket science. But the Audible files are in an encrypted AA/AAX format which can be only playable on Audible. So you will need the help of ViWizard Audible Audiobook Converter to convert Audible files to MP3. Then you can play the converted Audible audiobooks without limit.