M problem is when I go to Audible the error I get is: >The app is available for your other devices. I found that my wife has 10 different Kindles and Kindle Fires. I deleted the oldest two thinking I have too many devices. - I found a site to transfer older Audible APK to pc and then transfer it to the new phone. - Or is there a better way. - I cannot seem to find site again. I have a S24 phone. I think made in Korea made Samsung knock off, not sure. Nothing saying Samsung comes up when phone boots up. Picked it up off Temu. It is running Android 13,with Snapdragon 3rd gen. I checked this with an app to read phone information.

Sorry not sure this question is valid on this forum - please let me know, if you like me to remove it. I am new to Android Auto, and I'm trying to get the Audible Application to work with my car. The content (book) is already downloaded to the phone. Once I start to play the content after about a minute or so the audio is cut off, but I can see the progress bar (seconds) tick away. I try to stop the program from playing, but it won't respond, and continue to tick away. If it helps * the phone was connected using Bluetooth * Android Auto version 9.0.630834 (on my phone) * Phone Android Version 10 * Audible Version 3.47.0 * Audible Battery Setting: Allow Background Activity, Optimize Battery Usage is On * Audible Permissions - No Permissions Denied --- This morning I disabled Android Auto on my phone, and connected the car stereo to my phone using Bluetooth. Same thing happened, I started Audible, then after a few minutes (2-3 minutes), the audio cuts off but the seconds tick away.

I just bought a Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini, featuring Android 5.1. However, I cannot install the "Audible" audiobook app via Google Play (no search results). I know that this should work, as I have the exact same device (bought earlier) where Audible is running (automatic app updates are switched off) I tried downloading an older version (Audible-2.16.1) from www.apkmirror.com (not sure if the website is trustworthy) and installed it manually using ADB and USB debugging. The app kind of worked. At least I could log in and see my audiobooks. However, when trying to download any of the books, I get error messages. I assume that the app tries to connect to the wrong (old) server when downloading. Does anybody else have similar problems and knows how to get Audible going on older devices?

I've just bought an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max (Fire TV Home Version 6341067.1) running Fire OS 7.2.5.5 (PS7255/2444) and no matter which Audible version I install, it crashes every time I open it. Here's the [Audible.log](https://drive.pauperis.com/s/ydz5zd4ri4N4i4E) . Of course, before uninstalling Audible, I'm deleting data and cache. Also, when I look for Audible in the Amazon Appstore, there's no result and it says by voice, "You're already an Audible member". Is there a working version of Audible for Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max? Anyway, I just would like to be able to use Audible as I do with my phone.

I'm using Audible for Android, and when I purchased a book, I'm not able to download it over mobile data. I have ensured that background data is enabled both system-wide and for Audible, but Audible still would not download. After I tap *Continue* on the "Data Usage Notice", Audible only shows the following on the book: - Waiting to download... - Retrying 2 of 5 - Retrying 3 of 5 - Retrying 4 of 5 - Retrying 5 of 5 - Retrying 6 of 5 *(huh?)* - **Invalid data format** Is there anything else I should do to have it download the audiobook over mobile data? Or is it possible to do it over WiFi only? (I can download over WiFi without any problem.) It is possible that my mobile network service provider actively blocks Audible downloads, however, there were no reports about this that I could find online. My device is OnePlus 2 running stock Android Marshmallow.

I would like to listen to my [Audible audio books](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.audible.application) on external speakers because the tablet's internal speakers are too weak and headphones are not always practical. In another my post, https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/190837/stream-any-audio-to-dlna-upnp-speakers , I asked if there is a generic solution to stream audio output from any app on my Android devices, if there is no generic solution then have anyone figured out a specific solution for Audible? Audible doesn't seem to support external players, so I cannot use [BubbleUPnP](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bubblesoft.android.bubbleupnp) like I can with [BeyondPod](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.beyondpod) for free podcasts. I have nice external speakers, Panasonic SC-NE5DBEB-K by the way. When I am home, my tablet and speakers are on the same home wireless network, I would like to listen to Audible when doing household chores for example, but the tablets internal speakers are too weak, I have to move around the house, it sometimes noisy and headphones are not practical, I still need to hear other people too.