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• LibriVox
  ...x is a hope, an experiment, and a question: can the net harness a bunch of volunteers to help bring books in the public domain to life through podcasting? LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain, and then we release the audi
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• Information about copyright rules
  ...here guarantees that any particular text or class of texts is suitable for LibriVox or for distribution on the Internet in general. For a literary work to be eligible for inclusion in the LibriVox catalogue, it must be in the public domain in the United States of America.
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• How LibriVox Works
  ...nciona Portuguese]. / Este guia também está disponível em [http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Como_o_Librivox_funciona português].'' (for a more detailed explanation, please see: [[LibriVox Workflow]])
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• How to Volunteer
  ...ckable map with links that visually shows all the ways you can help out at LibriVox. It outlines the contents of this page.'' [[LibriVox]] volunteers read and record chapters of books in the public domain (meaning out of copy
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• LibriVox in the News
  ==== Librivox on BBC's ''The World'' ==== ... Listen to the four minute clip: [http://www.theworld.org/wma.php?id=02078 Librivox on BBC's The World]
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• Newbie Guide to Recording
  ...ese]] / Este guia também está disponível em [[Guia do recém-chegado ao Librivox|português]]</i> ...d with the recording process. We understand that technical knowledge among volunteers vary, so we have tried to make this guide as clear and comprehensive as pos
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• User-Recommended Equipment
  ...you need a set of headphones and a microphone. Perhaps the majority of our volunteers use USB headset microphones (usually Logitech), which combine headphones wi ...ther wonderful equipment will get enthusiastic endorsement from individual volunteers.
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• Software We Use
  This page lists software used or recommended by our volunteers. Here you will find programs to record, edit, or playback audio. There are Please notice this table is based on what LibriVox volunteers know about these programs, so it is certainly incomplete and, in part, base
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• Help! What if I Suck
  ...new volunteers are afraid to record for LibriVox. A few of our experienced volunteers offer tips for getting the most out of your talents. My guess is that most of the people volunteering for LibriVox are probably people that love literature, stories and reading. Every reader
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• Main Page
  ...ibrivox.org/ucp.php?i=pm&mode=compose&u=11177 PM RuthieG] or [http://forum.librivox.org/ucp.php?i=pm&mode=compose&u=6462 PM Jc]. You will be given a username ( ==LibriVox==
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• How To Become A Book Coordinator
  ...unteer who manages all the other volunteers who will record chapters for a LibriVox recording. == Why does LibriVox need book coordinators? ==
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• Noise Cleaning
  In Librivox files, Noise Removal works by removing or reducing the amount of "noise" be ...ringing, Darth Vader-like voices. But, thankfully, in the vast majority of Librivox recordings Noise Removal can be done with minimal to no artifacts and with
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• Copyright and Public Domain
  == Public Domain & LibriVox == LibriVox takes texts already in the public domain, asks volunteers to make audio recordings of that text, and then releases the resulting audi
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• Glossary
  ...ers to read sections of a book. The Book Coordinator allocates sections to volunteers 'signing up' for them, answers questions, and collects the recordings, maki A project in which two or more volunteers read sections of a book to share the work. These group projects are 'run' b
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• Recording & Text Policies
  ===What Sorts of Texts Can Be Recorded for LibriVox?=== ===What Sorts of Texts CANNOT Be Recorded for LibriVox===
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• Language Policy
  Yes! Part of what makes listening to a LibriVox book so enjoyable is the wide variety of voices, dialects, and accents you' ...ench, Spanish, and Italian books, and a few others. All we need is willing volunteers who are fluent in other languages.
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• Forum Policies
  LibriVox is a pretty wide-open sort of project and we try to keep a minimum of rules Excessive and repeated un-niceness may result in your being asked to leave LibriVox.
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• Project Templates for BCs
  [http://librivox.karenrsavage.com/lv LibriVox Project Template Generator] [*][b]New to recording?[/b] <br/>Please read our [u][url=http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Newbie_Guide_to_Recording]Newbie Guide to Recording[/url][/u]
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• Tips for Book Coordinators
  ...out some things other coordinators have encountered. I'm hoping that other volunteers will contribute with their own experiences - it's a wiki, please feel free ... the ins and outs of the 'production process' - how we get from a bunch of volunteers to a completed and catalogued book. Our BCs are the first interface with vo
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• Chinese Homepage Translation Old
  Before the August 2007's update, this used to be the translation of the LibriVox Homepage. http://www.librivox.org/
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