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== Setting LibriVox Specs in Audacity ==
== Setting LibriVox Specs in Audacity ==
This little video explains how to set the sampling frequency, bit rate, file format, mono track, 16 bit sample rate and ID3 tags that LibriVox prefers  
This little video explains how to set the sampling frequency, bit rate, file format, mono track, 16 bit sample rate and ID3 tags that LibriVox prefers  
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqmCOxOs_pM Video 3]
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqmCOxOs_pM Setting LibriVox Specs in Audacity]
 


== How to Upload your 1 Minute test  ==
== How to Upload your 1 Minute test  ==
Once you have made your 1 minute test recording, this video explains how to upload it to LibriVox and then post a notice in the correct forum.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J83ZLPb4Xu8 Video 4]
Once you have made your 1 minute test recording, this video explains how to upload it to LibriVox and then post a notice in the correct forum.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J83ZLPb4Xu8 How To Upload Your 1 minute test]


== XP: Finding Volume Control and Microphone Selection ==
== XP: Finding Volume Control and Microphone Selection ==
Sometimes the cause of low volume in our recordings is due to the volume control inside Windows XP. This video shows you where the control is located, how to test whether it is affecting your signal and how to see if the correct microphone is being selected.  
Sometimes the cause of low volume in our recordings is due to the volume control inside Windows XP. This video shows you where the control is located, how to test whether it is affecting your signal and how to see if the correct microphone is being selected.  
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9Ryhmfx28A Video 5]
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9Ryhmfx28A XP: Finding Volume Control and Microphone Selection]


== How to tell Your Audio Volume in Audacity ==
== How to tell Your Audio Volume in Audacity ==
This video shows you the amplitude of audio signal preferred by LibriVox and where the microphone gain slider is located in Audacity.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9WF82rf81o Video 6]
This video shows you the amplitude of audio signal preferred by LibriVox and where the microphone gain slider is located in Audacity.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9WF82rf81o How to tell Your Audio Volume in Audacity]

Revision as of 02:14, 15 December 2010

This page links to a series of video guides crated by Daniel (Great Plains). These videos are hosted on YouTube.

Introduction

Topics: Introduction to LibriVox, joining LibriVox, and registering for projects.

Video 1


Getting Started

Topics: Downloading and installing Audacity, installing the LAME plug-in, and choosing the microphone.

Video 2

Setting LibriVox Specs in Audacity

This little video explains how to set the sampling frequency, bit rate, file format, mono track, 16 bit sample rate and ID3 tags that LibriVox prefers Setting LibriVox Specs in Audacity

How to Upload your 1 Minute test

Once you have made your 1 minute test recording, this video explains how to upload it to LibriVox and then post a notice in the correct forum. How To Upload Your 1 minute test

XP: Finding Volume Control and Microphone Selection

Sometimes the cause of low volume in our recordings is due to the volume control inside Windows XP. This video shows you where the control is located, how to test whether it is affecting your signal and how to see if the correct microphone is being selected. XP: Finding Volume Control and Microphone Selection

How to tell Your Audio Volume in Audacity

This video shows you the amplitude of audio signal preferred by LibriVox and where the microphone gain slider is located in Audacity. How to tell Your Audio Volume in Audacity