Where Does BookPlayer Store Audiobooks?
BookPlayer imports audiobooks through iTunes File Sharing into its container and tracks position per book. Add files from Finder on a computer.
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BookPlayer keeps audiobooks inside its iOS container. Imports arrive through Finder file sharing or WiFi upload, landing as plain audio the app indexes by folder. Position, speed, bookmarks, and artwork attach per book.
The container boundary decides moves: files transfer only through sharing or re-import, never through iCloud. Position sync helps only after identical files exist on both devices. Back up originals on a computer; playback speed persists per book across sessions. Locked files need their passwords handy at import time.
Where BookPlayer stores this, by platform
BookPlayer app storage (Files app or Finder sharing)
Audiobooks in the app container via File Sharing. Positions sync only after identical files exist on both devices. Keep originals on a computer as the real backup.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add audiobooks to BookPlayer?
Connect to a computer, open Finder file sharing for BookPlayer, and drag M4B or MP3 folders in. WiFi import works too when offered. Files land in the app container and appear in the library on next open.
Does iCloud move my audiobooks?
No. iCloud sync covers position and settings only when enabled, not the audio files themselves. Re-add the files on the new phone first, then let positions sync down. Filenames must match for positions to reattach.
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