ONIX for Books Product Information Message

All times are measured from the very start, not (for example) the start of the second CD or the start of the third mp3 file. [...] The table of contents for this audiobook should look like this: Opening Credits PART 1: THE REIGN OF TERROR ON THE STEPPE: 1162–1206 Chapter 1: The Blood Clot Chapter 2: Tale of the Rivers Chapter 3: The War of the Khans PART 2: THE MONGOL WORLD WAR: 1211–1261 Chapter 4: Spitting on the Golden Khan. [...] How can I ‘link’ my audiobook to the printed copy or e-book? By using , just as you would link the hardback to the paperback, the 2nd edition to the 3rd (and the 1st), or the illustrated to the non-illustrated. [...] In the record for the audiobook, you could have: 06 15 9780001234567 If 9780001234567 is the paperback, you’d use another repeat of the same structure to link to the ISBN of the h. [...] Is that it? All the other metadata is more or less like that for a printed book – and is often more or less identical to the ONIX for the equivalent hardback or paperback.