Overview
The Audible Cloud Player allows users to stream audiobooks with features for immersive audio, playback customization, and library management. It requires specific technical compatibility and provides various user notifications.
Binaural 3D Audio and Dolby Atmos Support
- Binaural 3D audio creates a surround-sound effect, making sounds seem to come from different directions.
- Full Dolby Atmos immersive audio requires compatible browsers, devices, and headphones that support spatial audio.
- Compatibility details are available through Audible’s support links.
Playback Controls and Features
- Narration speed can be adjusted from 0.5x to 3.5x.
- Playback options include play, pause, jump forward/back, and chapter navigation.
- Users can add bookmarks and notes to specific audio positions.
Library and Wishlist Management
- Titles can be added to or managed in the personal library and wishlist directly from the Cloud Player.
- Notifications are provided when titles are added to or removed from the wishlist.
Bookmark and Note Functionality
- Bookmarks let users mark and return to specific moments in an audiobook.
- Notes can be attached to bookmarks for additional context.
- The system gives feedback for actions like adding, deleting, or failing to process bookmarks and notes.
Preorder and Title Availability
- Preordered titles become available to listen on their release date, with purchase confirmation shown.
- The interface guides users when a title is being added to their library.
Error Handling and User Notifications
- Users are notified of playback or account errors, such as unsupported browsers, expired credentials, incognito mode, or regional restrictions.
- Instructions are provided to resolve issues, like updating browsers or switching out of incognito mode.
- Access to certain titles may depend on membership status or regional availability.