LibriVox Forum

I misplaced this the other day in the "Dramatic Readings Suggestions" section. This is obviously a more appropriate place for this: Some tunes that I wrote for the songs in a few of Shakespeare's plays are now in the PUBLIC DOMAIN on the Internet Archive -- very suitable for use in LibriVo...

Some tunes that I wrote for the songs in a few of Shakespeare's plays are now in the PUBLIC DOMAIN on the Internet Archive -- very suitable for use in LibriVox productions: https://archive.org/details/ShakespeareScores I probably won't be available to take part in any productions for the next few mo...

I've just put some of my settings of songs from several Shakespeare plays into the Public Domain, so they should now be usable in LV productions: https://archive.org/details/ShakespeareScores For the near-term future (next few months) I likely will not have time to push and take part in productions ...

Let's not be afraid of people profiting from our work, if they find a need to do that. Maybe we (collectively or individually) will find a business use for our recordings. :-) I was shocked to learn that at least 4 of my solos, and many LV titles I recognize by their covers are now on YouTube, as F...

I prefer public domain, because I think librivox should be libre free free free, but what do all of you think? Based on my experiences (in both software development and in audiobook publishing) in dealing with the various flavors of property rights that are ours to play with (open-source and propri...

annise wrote:It is very nice - congratulations

Anne

Thanks very much, Anne!!

:!: CommonVox presents: LibriVox EXPLORER is now out of "beta" and into general release (v1.5.1) . Thanks to all the beta users who tried out the early releases, particularly those who helped get some initial wrinkles ironed out. Particularly, thanks to Kara Shallenberg (kayray), who point...

No genre has apparently been assigned yet to "Human Toll" by Barbara Baynton (although it was completed almost two months ago):

https://librivox.org/human-toll-by-barbara-baynton/

Release v1.4.2 is now available, with a MUCH MUCH more efficient (not to mention much speedier) Search facility!

http://commonvox.org/le-download

kayray wrote:Can't wait to try it on my mac!

The Mac version is now available (release v1.4.1)!!

Come one, come all -->> Mac, Linux, or Windows: http://commonvox.org/le-download

Thanks for all the interest and enthusiasm!!

Dan

Just to put everyone's (including my) mind at ease after Claudia told us that her antivirus software, Avast , had suddenly begun to quarantine LibriVox Explorer from CommonVox.org , and prevent her from running it (apparently labeling it as potentially being some sort of malware :shock: ): I submitt...

Good news! CommonVox presents: LibriVox EXPLORER is fully up and running in the Macintosh environment. :clap: After giving it more thorough testing and getting a few loose ends tended to, I'll soon be able to make the Macintosh edition of the software generally available (likely sometime next week)....

Hello Claudia, Yes, Anne was oh-so-right to point you to the comments page on the CommonVox.org website. It's the right place to communicate AND it will get you a much quicker response! :) But to quickly give you feedback on your issue: It's evident from a plethora of web-based discussions that the ...

Hi Claudia, In your blog posting (linked above) you suggest that you don't have any media player software on your Windows computer with which to play M4B (audiobook) files. If you're still looking for an M4B player, have you tried VLC Media Player? http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html While I can'...

Claudia,

Could you give the link to your blog?

Thanks!

Dan

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EDIT: Found your blog posting (thanks to Twitter): http://bel-goes-blog.blogspot.com/2015/02/listeners-attention-please.html

Thanks a bunch!!