Hello Penny and others interested in audio books on CD,
I don't know anything about that Blackstonemedia site but I have done
business with a company with a similar name who sell quite a few very
interesting CD audio books. I have several of their CDs produced by a
company called Alien Voices. They also carry CDs by some other companies.
Their URL is:
www.lodestone-media.com/
The stereo effect on these CDs is so good that if you listen to them with
a good set of headphones, you will think you are right in the middle of
the story. The Time Machine is one of my favorites but all of the others
I have purchased are also very high quality. If the ripping software
preserves the high audio quality, I bet the VN and BN will do great with
them too but suggest you use the headset instead of the speaker.
Richard Ehrler
On 2005-07-23 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi Sherry,
I can't access the Blackstoneaudio site. Is there any chance that
the web site address has changed?
Thanks.
Penny
At 08:35 AM 7/23/05, you wrote:
This might speed up the process a bit. You can get a program
called CDex. It is a free ripping program for the PC. Then if you
have books on CD, you can rip them to your hard drive as MP3 files
and play them on the braille note. Also, there is a site for
audible books
www.blackstoneaudio.com
that has books on cassette, CD and MP3. They have tons of great
books.
Sherry
