Yep, that’s the issue for all DRM-protected formats (and why we all LOVE THEM so much. 
) Note that the newest Clip player, the Clip Zip, will play .aac format files–it’s too bad, for ease of use if nothing else, that you don’t have that model and capability. The only other thing I can think of is, use/borrow a PC (or use your Mac with PC-emulating software) to re-download the Audible files in the standard Audible format, .aa, and then transfer them to your Clip+. Perhaps Audible/Mac users here will have a solution.
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