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annise wrote:I should have looked here , I just posted in the error thread . I'll have a look at the cover too , the runtime changed a lot I think.

Anne

That's OK, I think I was being much more efficient! Yes, the run time changed by almost 20 minutes! Thanks Anne!

Section 3 in this project has been changed to fix missing text: http://librivox.org/policeman-bluejay-by-l-frank-baum/

The M4B will need changing.

The run time changed also - by only 18 seconds, though.

New m4b uploaded
Anne

I just fixed chapter 16 of this project. https://librivox.org/the-submarine-boys-and-the-smugglers-by-victor-g-durham/ The sample rate was not correct, and I didn't fix the sample rate a couple of times. But, it is correct now! Thank you!

Thanks - I'll have a look - Anne

Fixed . Interestingly the M4b chapter was quite clear to listen to , just was a pleasant woman's voice . But I still changed it

Anne

Chapter 19 of https://librivox.org/the-bookman-march-1921-by-john-farrar/ had sentence repeated in it, which the reader caught and edited out. I have uploaded the new version to archive. Thanks!

Thanks

Chapter 1 of this project https://librivox.org/almayers-folly-by-joseph-conrad-2/

had a repeated section and omitted text. The corrected file is uploading to Archive now. Give it about 10 minutes.

M4B remade and uploaded

Anne

The link to the LV M4B catalog in the very first post does not seem to be working, it goes nowhere when I click on it. Any advice? I am writing the script for a video on this and don't want to mislead anyone. Thanks!
EDIT: actually it DOES open the LV M4B catalog page but it says there is no script in it.

I'm pretty sure the page is no longer active, since every project gets an M4B nowadays, like every project gets a cover. So after the cover is made, there will be an M4B link put on the catalog page, left side, down with the additional links.

Phil,

Thanks for pointing this out. I will have to revise that portion of the first post. As Tricia stated, the link for each m4b file is now on the respective Librivox catalog page near the online text and author links. This way you can find all related files from the catalog page.

David O

Thanks David. And thanks to those who make these great files.

I don't see an m4b file for The Flirt yet, but I am uploading a new file for chapter 1. The speed did not seem quite right to the reader, so he changed the tempo. I am uploading it right now to archive, it should be done tonight.