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YEs that is correct it's the same as it's always been - if you wanted you could download checker https://wiki.librivox.org/index.php?title=Checker - a small program that checks the technical bits . It's pretty easy to use - just drag and drop your finished file. Your noise level might change after ...

Thanks Helen jus a reminder to Kehinde - you need to fix the tech bits for the file to be catalogued The current file is in stereo , it needs to be mono the bit rate needs to be 128kbps and the bitrate needs to be constant needs to be constant - if you just fix you settings that should be OK in fut...

mightyfelix wrote: ↑January 16th, 2018, 10:42 pm So I upgraded to a Samson Meteor mic. I think it cost somewhere around $40-60 USD. I like it a lot!

I just checked it out and it looks way cool! Bet it sounds even better-- that has now been added to my 'want' list. hehehe

I was on Luzon, about 50 km north of Manila (Clark AB, Angeles City). I was planning on visiting Mindanao at one point, but a massive monsoon crushed those plans. 103 inches of rain in 30 days (a record at the time). I reminisce frequently about my time there. Loved the scenery, the beaches, waterf...

I've got the opposite problem! My poor languishing projects all think that I love making audiobooks more than them. (I neither confirm nor deny these allegations.) haha I can see how recording can take over too! You just get engrossed in it (and get addicted!) and time flies. lol before you know it...

wahhh Finally found this thread! lol Me too!! Love crocheting with a passion! And I must admit that's one of the reasons why I didn't really have time to get back on recording books with Librivox because crocheting took over. >.< ahem BUT am better at balancing all my interests/passions now -- lol s...

annise wrote: ↑January 16th, 2018, 11:50 pm Should be OK now , welcome aboard Helen.
The workplace is new to Kehinde so we'll need to guide her a bit

Anne

Thank you! yes, I'm going to need a lot of guidance! >.< Appreciate the patience

Now that you are a soloist, you will be your own BC (book coordinator). That means that you will enter the links to your recordings into the Magic Window (MW) (the scrolling window in the first post). Here is a document that explains how to get into the MW the first time: https://docs.google.com/fi...

HZFerr wrote: ↑January 16th, 2018, 1:19 pm May I claim DPL? I've done several of his works, they are very good.

Definitely! Thank you <3<3 I just discovered him recently and love the way he writes!

Thank you all! <3<3 I'm slowly getting into the flow of things and having a one on one with MW lol! The workflow has changed a bit since you were here last - the general process is the same, but the Magic Windows work a little differently. You'll get the hang of it quickly, I am sure. :thumbs: You'r...

Slowly getting the hang and swing of things. lol A lot is coming back to me and yes - MW is still familiar, thankfully!

Here's the first chapter!

File duration: 29:20
https://librivox.org/uploads/annise/pinkshop_01_hume_128kb.mp3

Have a great day!

Thanks so much! <3<3 appreciate it

Hallo everyone! Oh my gosh-- it's so so so awesome to be back and see Librivox rocking just like back in 2007!! Been such a long time! So wonderful to see so many books cataloged! I remember having this long list of mystery/detective books I wanted to eventually record and lo and behold, they're all...

The Pink Shop by Fergus Hume (1859 - 1932) . The Pink Shop operates outside the limits of the law by a mysterious woman concealed under a black veil. Follow the twists and turns as you unravel the secrets hidden behind the closed doors of The PINK SHOP . Ask yourself: what would you give to retain ...

Downloading Section 01 ~ will get to listen soon.