Listen To Your Printed Books | How To Turn a Hard Copy Book Into a Listenable Audio Book

I present a smart method how you can LISTEN TO your PRINTED books, none of which you had time to READ in the past. http://www.booklistener.com

If you never get time to read your favourite books, why not listen to them?
I show you how you can utilize your wasted time to you.
Enjoy your books on the road! With just a computer, software and a printed book, you can convert the written into the spoken and enjoy them whenever you like.

I demonstrate that, with investing about 10 minutes of your personal work time, you can have the pleasure of listening to a complete hard copy book instead of reading it in your precious time.
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[JohnLennon100]

Can you tell us Please what software you recommend?

[booklistener]

Hi, sorry, I was away on holiday,

I take jpg images on every two pages. I push the button by remote, it is a wired version on the video but for example my new Canon SX1 has an infra remote controller to shoot.

[booklistener]

You can find the software tools what I use at my blog site in the blogroll section: search google for "booklistener"

[booklistener]

You can find the software tools what I use at my blog site in the blogroll section: the url is forbidden to write but search google for "booklistener".

[fertrev]

Excelente video demostrativo para leer escuchando. Muchas gracias desde México!

[lalaineabiera]

where can i download the ocr and the audio converter?

[JohnLennon100]

@booklistener

Thanks!!!! I realized you a have a trigger later on for your camera.

[JohnLennon100]

@booklistener

Thank you for your help. I went to your blog and I didn't find any more info than what you have on the video. Could you give the info here? Why do we have to go to your blog? Thanks!

[JohnLennon100]

Hi. I have a question If I may. To take the picture of every page, you have to push the bottom of your camera every time? so you have an image every 2 pages? I don't see that you really push the buttom. Do you actually get a film of of the book and then process it someway? Thanks!