The phrase "audible playback" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to hear or listen to audio content being played back.
Example: "The device features audible playback, allowing users to listen to their favorite audiobooks anytime."
Alternatives: "sound playback" or "audio playback".
Audible playback comes courtesy of on-board Bluetooth.
It also brings Audible playback directly to the device courtesy of Bluetooth audio.
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On the plus side, they loved the gapless playback, Audible audiobook support, and the fact that it's iPod.
The biggest, and the one likeliest to cause ire among classical-music listeners, is Spotify's lack of seamless playback, resulting in brief but audible gaps between tracks meant to flow together smoothly.
Technological challenges for Audible -- like having to invent a playback device to fulfill the promise of mobile listening, and a small target audience not accustomed to going online -- have been daunting.
Meanwhile, the Kindle offers a few things that Nook lacks, like playback of audio books from Audible.com, a basic Web browser, a synthesized voice that reads your books out loud and the ability to rotate the device 90 degrees for a wider "page".
I didn't try the Audible Player, so maybe that function does pause playback.
The online retailer Amazon.com Inc. will buy 5percentt of Audible Inc., a provider of spoken-audio services for download or playback on computers or mobile devices, the companies said yesterday.
Olympus wanted to offer a little more than just a recorder, so each unit supports playback of music in MP3 and WMA formats and Audible.com files for listening to your favorite audiobooks.
By recording the rumbles and then speeding up the playback, the scientists can increase the frequency of the infrasounds, making them audible.
