LibriVox Forum

carteki wrote:Good for you.
If its on Amazon its probably on Audible which they will quickly take down if they know that there are various pd versions out there already. You just need to fill in their form.

Kim

Sorry but... which form?

For me, all three links open on the Audible front page .. I assume it's because I don't have an Audible account. Peter Strange, I don't either. Well I do but I'm not logged in. It could be a geotargeting thing. What happens if you search "Stanley Green" (as Narrator) or "Audioliterat...

Wait... https://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/The-Regent-Audiobook/B01LXC22M6 http://www.audible.com/search?searchProvider=Audioliterature&ref_=a_pd_Fictio_c2_publnk http://www.audible.com/search?ref_=a_pd_Fictio_c2_1_narr&searchNarrator=Stanley+Green You can clearly hear that these are Librivo...

Poking around, it seems they were trying to sell these books on Audible (again, they do this with many Librivox titles): https://www.amazon.com/The-Regent/dp/B01LYMYFG0 Based on the warning on the page "This title is not available for you. Sorry, this title is no longer available." and the...

If they're putting the re-assigned recordings on youtube, would it be worth simply attaching comments pointing to the free LibriVox recordings and naming the correct reader? I don't think comments can be deleted by anyone other than the original poster or the youtube admins. Peter They are apparent...

Oh, I don't really expect help, I'm mostly venting and letting people know about this abuse. People got on my back because I didn't actively credit narrators a while ago (I do now), these guys are actively faking the narrator and claiming copyrights. I have provided the original recordings with the ...

I know there is a lot of hostility here regarding what I do, meaning republish Librivox audios on youtube. But I do it honestly and I mean no harm or disrespect. I also don't make much money from the channel, certainly not compared to the time, effort, and money that I put into it. Other people howe...

I think Youtube would be an ideal venue for this. Someone took one of my recordings and set it near a river -- I completely love the effect overall! Though I'd like it even better if the disclaimer hadn't been removed entirely (or at the least, was included in the description.) Videos can be a grea...

Oh well, I'll just do these on my own then. I did a few experiments and I think it sounds really nice.

Since I'll be using public domain background noise, I could send the finished mp3 to Librivox in addition to posting it on the channel. Assuming you guys want it, of course, though I'm not sure how to fit the Librivox disclaimer and etc on something like this, with multiple narrators and works mixe...

So okay, I had an idea and wanted to ask around, see what people think. So... well, I recently fell madly in love with Sean Michael Hogan's reading of "Ballads of Lost Haven" (https://librivox.org/ballads-of-lost-haven-a-book-of-the-sea-by-bliss-carman/). So much so that I just HAD to remi...

Don't know if this is appropriate here, but I took a peak and wow... you + Jean Lang = awesome.

https://librivox.org/short-science-fiction-collection-027/

The etext link for story #2, "Flamedown by H. B. Fyfe", goes to http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29948 which is the etext for "Two Timer by Fredric Brown". The correct link is: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29936

It was begun as a group project and became a solo later. I've changed it in the database. I imagined that was the case, but some people (aka, me) avoid books marked as group projects, as the constant change in narrator (and quality of narration) can be annoying. So marking it as solo should make it...

This is in "Short Science Fiction Collection 057": http://librivox.org/short-science-fiction-collection-057-by-various/ The link to story #19, "A Victim of Higher Space", is broken, it leads to an error page: "Page not found We’re sorry, the page you have requested is not av...