Actually I did [[rate 250]] and selected all 30 pages. It only recorded about
in one case 4 minutes of the document. I had to use the say command to get it
done.
On Feb 13, 2012, at 8:05 AM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Sarah, David, and Zack,
>
> I'm late to this thread, but I have a few quick comments.
Hi Sarah, David, and Zack,
I'm late to this thread, but I have a few quick comments. If the workflow
Sarah uses is the Services menu option, "Add to iTunes as a Spoken Track", it
will use the default encoding format for the m4a file. This is 128 kbps
variable bit rate at CD quality sampling (
Acutally I round the work around maybe. I left the dialogue there for about
half an hour and came back and the full 30 page document showed up as an m4a
file. If I have to do this every time tha'ts rediculous but Im willing to be
patient.
On Feb 10, 2012, at 3:25 PM, David Griffith wrote:
> I t
Hi David and all,
There are also third-party utilities designed to do this sort of thing, such as
SayIt, which is available in the Mac App Store. I've used this to convert large
texts before, without any of these strange issues. I'm not sure why they should
be happening, but wanted to share my t
I think this may be a limitation. I am also using Lion and when I tried to
do this with a 30 page text document last week it completely failed.
As you say small clips are fine but anything substantial and I-tunes does
not appear able to cope .
I guess I could split the file up into smaller seg
