iOS 7 and Audiobook Chapters

I can't find " multi audiobook player" in the App Store. Is there possibly a different way it's listed?

I have tried Mario Adrian's "Audiobook Player" since downgrading to iOS 7, no luck there: According to description, the app should be running on iOS 6 and above, however, it isn't, not on iOS 7, that is. Let's hope for an update, and let's sincerely hope that the chapter view will still be included when Mario Adrian does update the app ...

Strange. It works for me with iOS 7 on iPhone 5 and iPad mini.

Have you tried it and does it show chapters and have each chapter on the scrubber?

Update to my post about audiobooks checked with Overdrive from my local library: I hadn't used it in a while and forgot that Overdrive audiobooks can be downloaded directly into and played from the Overdrive app, this totally bypassing iTunes. Between that and the Audible app I'm pretty much covered. So the still unresolved issue would be any audiobooks I checked out in CD format that would have to be imported into iTunes. I gave that up a long time ago since often they are not formatted to play in proper order unless you do it manually in iTunes, which is a big pain no matter what version of iTunes you're using. Still, iTunes needs to be returned to its previous functionality.

I'm going to try starting a "What Was Apple Thinking" (WWAT) thread and solicit a list of issues from other forum users that in can put into one comprehensive Email to Apple.

Search audiobook player in the app store and it's the second entry, by gamopolis

Import your CD into iTunes as AAC files (or mp3 files then convert them to .m4a.) Download Chapter and Verse, it's free. It will take your .m4a files and string them together into one long .m4b file and each CD will be a chapter. You can chapter it anywhere you want should you so choose. However, it won't do you much good in the new iOS 7 music app and it won't do you any good in the Audible app. Audible will show chapters of Audible books but not any books you have downloaded from libraries or converted from CDs.

Music player in iOS 7 does show what chapter you're listening to just above the scrubber, just hard to tell where you are in the chapter.

Everything appears to be there, the books, the t

imer, the chapters ... Apart from that, nothing. I can't listen to any of my audiobooks using Mario Adrian's app.

Do you mean nothing happends when you press play?

As good a reply as it gets and satisfactory, too.

To me though the main problem is the elimination of bookmarks. In fact the elimination seems so dumb that I wonder if the feature is really there hidden under some operator error…

Try deleting it and re-downloading. That often fixes this type of problem.

"Curiouser and curiouser," just a couple of minutes ago I should have replied "exactly," however, I've just made a new discovery: my Audiobuilder made audiobooks work fine, it's the audible content that won't play. ???

Thanks, yes, sometimes that works all right, unfortunately not in this case, unless it would be a good idea to try yet a fifth delete-download sequence ?

Might have to do with permissions with your Audible files, though other third party apps do seem to play audible books.

The latest gen iPod nano works great, with a scrubber showing an individual chapter and a list of chapters. If you build your own audiobook with Chapter and Verse, it will play perfectly on the nano with chapters shown. I don't have a Mac.