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
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Subject: [Braillenote] MP3 books
I really prefer hearing books read by people rather than by the synthesizer.
Are there any sources of such books. So far I have only managed to find
a few, and the rest I have had to make for myself bby allowing a book to
play on my computer while I record it into an MP3 file. This seems really
the long way roun, but the few books I've done it with weren't able to just
convert directly.Seems expensive and time consuming though. It would really
be nice if Humanware could talk to Audible.com and do whatever it is to
allow the braillenote series to read the audible.com books directly. That
would give a huge library of audio books.
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