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Put an Audible Audiobook on a Yoto MYO Card

A Yoto Player can play your own audiobooks and be added to an "Make Your Own" Yoto card. OpenAudible does that in three clicks with Split for Yoto; the Yoto app or website handles the upload and the card.

What you'll need

In OpenAudible

1. Turn on Split for Yoto

Open File: Library Settings, go to the General tab, find Split Audio Settings, and select Split for Yoto. This one-time change stays until you change it.

Library Settings, General tab, with Split for Yoto selected
Library Settings → General: pick Split for Yoto under Split Audio Settings.

2. Download and convert the book

Select the book in your library and let OpenAudible download and convert it. A book needs a finished audio file before it can be split.

3. Split it for Yoto

With the book selected, right-click (or use the Action Menu) and select Split Selected Books for Yoto. OpenAudible writes a folder of numbered MP3 tracks, one per chapter, each sized to what Yoto accepts, and opens the folder for you. (If the menu still says Split Selected Books by Chapter, step 1 did not take.)

In Yoto

4. Upload the tracks to a playlist

  1. Sign in at my.yotoplay.com/my-cards — a browser is easier than the app for a folder of tracks. It opens in a new tab so these instructions stay put.
  2. Create a new playlist and name it after the book.
  3. Click Upload File.
  4. Select all the chapters and add them. Make sure not to select the cover art (.jpg).
  5. Click Update Playlist.
  6. Optional: click Update under the picture of the card and add the .jpg cover art.
  7. Check the track order and save.

5. Link the playlist to a card

  1. Open the Yoto app on your phone or tablet — this step only exists there.
  2. Open the playlist you just made.
  3. In its three-dot menu, choose Link to a Card.
  4. Tap a blank MYO card to the back of your Yoto Player or your phone when prompted.

Put the card in the player and the book starts. Each track is a chapter, so the back and forward buttons move by chapter.

If something goes wrong

Next

Download OpenAudible to make your first card, or see Yoto Players and MYO Cards in the documentation.

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