LibriVox Forum

By the way, Sean, you have a great voice for this material. I listened to some of it and you have the right pace and tone. Looking forward to the finished project.

Best,
Nikolle

12makoto wrote:I was wondering about making the file names something like 17tobias...

I will check on this to make sure it's fine for cataloging.

-Nikolle

12makoto wrote:And lastly, it looks like I have slightly higher and lower volumes inside of the file for part 2, so I might have to equalize it, any pointers since I've never tried that before?

What software are you using?

-Nikolle

For the summary, I think I'm going to use a combination from the intro to the text and from newadvent.org (as long as it is okay to use the summary in the text as summary for the text O.o ). I think that it would be perfectly fine to use an excerpt from the text, especially since we know that's PD ...

Let's see as far as etext... The text that I'm actually reading from is: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/8300/8300-h/8300-17h.htm However, the type of Gutenberg page that is usually linked to is: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/8300, but it's burried in those 74 HTML links. Or, there are either one o...

Then I am confused. I thought it was decided that anything you place on this site was subject to public domain status. If that is not so, then I'll change that where I posted, but volunteers should be aware that what they post may be used by others.

Excellent, Alex! Thanks for the files. I've downloaded them.

-Nikolle

I also want to state that the gentleman who posted at eBay did remove my files from his auction. He is also interested in learning about any grant programs, or other sponsorship, which would help in the production of free CD distribution to those in need (I believe he was particularly interested in ...

I did some playing around yesterday with Nikolle's cd cover templates. They are very easy to work with for somone like me who is NOT artistic. :) Excellent! Please do use them for free distribution. I don't mind about anyone using the templates, by the way; I hope it's for free use, of course. I ju...

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Hi, Sean!

I'll be your MC for this interesting project. I studied a bit of religion and theology. Edit: This project is now listed in the to come catalog page.

Best,
Nikolle

Note: Please refer to our updated policy regarding content contributions made to Librivox and the public domain: http://librivox.org/public-domain/

As a writer and voice-over actor who works hard and often has to make tradeoffs of one sort or another, I must say that there is a point at which one must draw a line. Summaries were not clearly addressed. Let me say that is by no means a nefarious action on anyone?s part. Librivox has been put toge...

I believe that LibriVox only implicitly states that audio recordings are released into the public domain. The following excerpt taken from: http://librivox.org/public-domain/ does not mention original written material by volunteers. It states the following: "LibriVox takes texts already in the ...

Yes, I understand about the recordings, but I was specifically speaking about the summaries. Participation on this site does come with certain known risks, but there may be some grey area. Emphasis is placed on the recordings. It's healthy to be clear; and this topic, as far as I have seen, has only...