OneClickdigital

What happened to NetLibrary audios?

The NetLibrary audios have always been provided by a company called Recorded Books. They chose NetLibrary as a platform to offer their downloadable audio books. NetLibrary was purchased by EBSCOhost and Recorded Books decided to make their own platform, OneClickdigital.

Getting Started with OneClickdigital

Call or email the Buda Library for the Library Access Code. You'll need to provide us with your name or card number. If you are in good standing with the library (no overdue/lost items, fines over $10), we will give you the code. We know this is inconvenient and hope to get it to work more smoothly in the future, but for now, you'll need to either come in the library or contact us for the code.
Go to http://budatx.oneclickdigital.com.
Click on "Create New Account" in the top right corner.
Enter the code provided by the Library in the box under Library Access Code.
Select your operating system.
Fill out your personal information.
Click the button marked "Create an Account".

On the next page, you will be prompted to download the OneClickdigital Media Manager. This is how you will play and manage your check outs. Install it on your computer as you would any other program.
Sign in with your username and password.

Checking out downloadable audio books

Search the Library's catalog. Items with _OneClickDigital in the Location item will show up.
Click on the title to bring up the record.
Click on the "Download this Item" link, which will take you to the OneClickdigital site.

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Go to http://budatx.oneclickdigital.com and find the item that you would like to check out.

On the right side of the screen, select your desired checkout length and click the "Checkout Now!" button.
Open the file with OneClickdigital Media Manager. Your computer may do this automatically for you.
Once the item is done downloading, you can listen to it, transfer it to another device or return it early from the OneClickdigital Media Manager.

Mac Users

If you are using a Mac computer, you will only be able to use audios that are in mp3 format. We are waiting to hear back from the company for a way to find out an audio book's format before downloading it.

OneClickdigital Media Manager doesn't currently work with Macs, so you will need to manage your downloads manually.
Sign in to the OneClickdigital site.
Go to My Account, click Preferences, and select "No" for "Use OneClick ... as my default player," change DRM Digital Rights to "Unencrypted," and confirm that Default Device is set to iTunes. Then click Update Preferences button at bottom. 

Here is a great page with help for downloading the audio book to a Mac: http://pioneer.utah.gov/downloads/documents/OneClickMP3.pdf

Check out OneClickdigital's Frequently Asked Questions page for more information: http://budatx.oneclickdigital.com/Help/FAQs.aspx