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Once you teach AI the correct way to say things, does it remember for future books?


I also think it would be a good idea to make one or two fast versions of each book using a very high quality means of doing that, since the devices people use may not have fast playback capability, or can't play back fast without significant deterioration in quality. It's a balance between CPU specs, playback quality, and recording quality, also considering the final bitrate you need to keep the quality good without being too big of a file size. There's a trick to it since I've heard some really good 64kbps mp3's at normal speed, and some comparatively bad 128kbps mp3's. Some programs can do batch editing, so you can select a whole collection of files to edit or convert.

Some experimenting may be needed to find ideal speeds that will be practical.

Yes, you can populate corrections into a "dictionary" or dictionaries.

I thought about the "fast" version, which I tend to use mostly when there are certain speakers who are slow-talkers, where I have to run it a 2x in order not to be frustrated at how slow they're talking.

I didn't do the fast simply because, well ... I do think most devices have that.

I have had some thoughts of creating a CathAudible mobile app so they can listen on their phones, but that would be down the road.

First things first ... just to get some materials published.