Thread: How important is text-to-speech capability to you?
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Old 08-28-2013, 04:36 PM   #43
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Originally Posted by AJ Starr View Post
I prefer AudioBookStand.com where I can buy my books in MP3 format. And I do buy for all the ones I know I will listen to many times. I use the electronic voices for those that aren't available in audio or that I'll just listen to once to see if I like it.

I tried LibraVox, but there again, they aren't the book I want to read/listen to.

(My eyesight is not bad per se, just lots of floaters that keep me from focusing )
Thanks for the link to AudioBookStand.com I like mp3 format and not .aa, too large of files.

Finally a fellow floater sufferer here I have had a very large annoying floater for 6 months now and I can't stand it watching TV or using a computer. When I read with my Paperwhite it is in a pitch black room and the floaters are less annoying. Driving is horrid too. I found some sunglasses that wrap around your sides so sun doesn't get in at all and that helps some.
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