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University of South Florida has an amazing program called Lit2Go, in which they have public domain books narrated by professional voice actors[0]. I have had mi
by taylorwc 11y ago
University of South Florida has an amazing program called Lit2Go, in which they have public domain books narrated by professional voice actors[0]. I have had mixed results with the quality of librivox recordings, though I very much respect and appreciate people who are willing to attempt it. Lit2go is wonderful quality.
[0] http://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/ http://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/
- unusximmortalis 11y agoI did listen to a few and I do not find them as higher quality. Of course there's a high degree of subjectivism as well.
- ericmo 11y agoI've listened to a few pieces of audio in this Lit2Go and also had some mixed quality. This is a very good one: http://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/220/a-defence-of-free-thinking-in-mathematics/5550/a-defence-of-free-thinking-in-mathematics/ http://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/220/a-defence-of-free-thinking-in-... This other one seems to be missing a pop filter during recording, there are a lot of awkward mouth sounds, and the audio is muffled: http://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/168/common-sense/2961/part-1/ http://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/168/common-sense/2961/part-1/ Still, audio quality is better than LibriVox. Are the recordings also public domain in Lit2Go?
- taylorwc 11y agoYes, all of the Lit2Go ones are public domain--it's how they are able to legally produce them.