[bookport] Re: mp3s and length of books
- From: James Nuttall <jnuttallphd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 19:34:02 -0700 (PDT)
Thanks for the tip Nolan. I'll try giving the smaller kbps a try.
Jim Nuttall
Nolan Crabb <ncrabb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I encode at 24 KBPS all the time with 100 percent success.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 4:59 PM
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Subject: [bookport] Re: mp3s and length of books
Thanks to everyone for all your helpful information. Happy reading.
Jim -- Michigan
ROB MEREDITH <rmeredith@xxxxxxx> wrote:
The Book Port can currently handle MP3 files up to 256MB in size.
>>> jnuttallphd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 07/06/05 12:58PM >>>
An mp3 question:
With Kuzweil 1000 and other software, you can create an audio mp3 file
of your book to make an audio book. I have software Premier Assistive
Text-to-Audio. It lets me make different mp3 files at different
frequency and bit rates. The smaller the frequency and bit rate the
smaller the file. So, for example I can choose a frequency of 48 khz and
a bit rate of 48 kbps. Can Book Port use these mp3 files that have the
lower rates?
Generally I divide a book into chapter before making the mp3 files. How
big a file can BookPort handle. I've heard with some players, if the
file gets to big (long) the recorder will get confused and loose its
location. Has this happened to anyone.
A text-to-speech, Microsoft Word question:
I also have an entire book in Word format. Can I read the entire book
with text-to-speech or do I need to divide the book up into chapters to
use the text-to-speech feature of bookport.
Thanks,
Jim Nuttall--Michigan
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