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That is actually the exact use case that I originally built Storyteller for! I wanted to listen to my books on long runs, and then switch to reading when I got
by smoores 1mo ago
That is actually the exact use case that I originally built Storyteller for! I wanted to listen to my books on long runs, and then switch to reading when I got back.
The Storyteller mobile apps have great support for this, I think. They have fully fledged audiobook players and ebook readers, and you can switch between the two with one tap. And then of course you can also double tap on a sentence and start playing from there, with the app highlighting the currently read sentence.
- Xerox9213 1mo agoWhat about reading on a koreader? Is bookbridge still the best bet?
- smoores 1mo agoThere are two koreader plugins: 1. StorytellerSync (https://github.com/Sirozha1337/storytellersync.koplugin https://github.com/Sirozha1337/storytellersync.koplugin), which syncs your KOReader progress directly to your Storyteller server 2. Audiobook (https://github.com/stradichenko/audiobook.koplugin https://github.com/stradichenko/audiobook.koplugin), which has a WIP media overlay implementation that works with Storyteller readalouds
- tefkah 1mo agoi think smoores response got flagged for some reason, but there’s a StorytellerSync plugin https://github.com/Sirozha1337/storytellersync.koplugin https://github.com/Sirozha1337/storytellersync.koplugin