Almost all of our audio books come via Librivox.  We tend to send
   people their way.
   That said, we don't tend to do computer generated audio books anymore.
   Josh

   On Jun 25, 2009, algajda@windstream.net wrote:

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   To all.


   I have been messing around with transcribing Gutenberg’s E-text into
   MP3 files using the “VW Paul” voice. This is a very good voice and
   makes the EBooks very easy to understand, as apposed to “Microsoft Sam”
   which is quite bad. Is there any other activity in this area??


   Al Gajda
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