I can state that it works very well now.
Up until now I have never downloaded a daisy audio book from Bookshare.
I've downloaded plenty of books, of course, but if I wanted to read
them on my Victor Stream I put them in Kurzweil and made MP3 files.
Anyway just for the fun of it I requested a book to download using the
daisy audio format. I called for High Justice by J. E. Pournelle. It
took about twenty minutes from requesting the book to the book being
ready for download. I downloaded the book and I am very impressed with
the quality of the voice and the reading. I'll be downloading a lot
more in the future using that format.
Anyway I presumed that the machinery processed the book when you
ordered it. I doubt not that Bookshare staff had to make adjustments to
keep things working correctly but do they have to have a human
intervene on each book that is processed? Or does the computer do the
processing? Just curious.
Duane Iverson
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