lyra211 wrote:Oh, dear, I haven't the faintest. Rainer?
My reply would be that if it's not too much of a hassle, re-encoding it to MP3 is a solution which I know would work.
Meredith
OK, I re-encoded it to MP3. I also uploaded it to the web-link you gave me. Hopefully it is where it should be.
--jadi
Rerecording is in no way necessary - but you solved this problem without my help, so what should I say . Only that reencording reduces the quality, but only slightly, you normally won't hear any difference (if your original ogg file was of a much better quality, you can send it and I'll reencode it).
By the way, I received your reencoded file and it's already in the project folder: http://librivox.prolegomena.org/upload/northwind/
Greetings,
Rainer
"Everything in the world exists in order to end in a book." (Stéphane Mallarmé)
I just uploaded chapter 19..... Also, I re-uploaded chapter 20. There was a glitch in one of the phrases that I corrected. Let me know if they arrived ok.
Pretty confident this one's okay, but give it a listen and let me know if I need to change anything.
Chapter 36 needs some rerecording as it contains a few glaring mistakes. I'll
try to take care of that within this next week or so. It's been a lot harder than I thought it'd be to find moments to record in when someone's not coming or going through the doors or starting a telephone conversation.
Hi all,
Just a little nudge from your coordinator -- how are things coming? 2 months + 1 week until our second deadline!
Thanks to all of you who have completed chapters, and to those who will complete them soon. ;-) I'm so excited that this project is nearing completion!
Hello, readers!
Just writing to check in, revivify this thread a bit, and remind you that the deadline of Jan 1 is fast approaching! Please get your chapters done when you can... we're so close to being finished!
Meredith
My wiki page:
http://librivox.org/wiki/moin.cgi/lyra211
. Only that reencording reduces the quality, but only slightly, you normally won't hear any difference (if your original ogg file was of a much better quality, you can send it and I'll reencode it). 