I don't know anything about how ebook lending works. Is it illegal to borrow an eBook from a library and convert it to what works for the person borrowing the book? If the converted book along with the originally borrowed book We're given back to the library, it doesn't seem illegal. The converted book could then destroy the converted ebook if it's illegal to lend it out, keeping the original to lend out again. Could that be considered part of the Fair Use law?
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On May 9, 2012, at 11:35 AM, "N.A. Nada" <whodo678@comcast.net> wrote:
> Where did you see anything about iBooks reading text? I can not find it. If you are speaking of Accessibility and VoiceOver, I don't think you will like it. I just tried it. And you will probably not like the voice or the hoops you have to jump through to make it work.
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> I also believe that iBooks only accepts ePub and PDF format, formats that I don't think Overdrive offer.
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> There are other sources for free audio books, but they are mostly public domain books, in other words, books that are older and no longer have current copyrights.
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> I suggest that you look again at what your library offers or call them up and ask if they have an arrangement with another library system that you can access.
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> I know what you mean by the small selection. My county library carries way more WMA books than MP3, but luckily I have an extra iPod and BootCamp set up on my Mac, so I just check out the WMA for Windows books. Although one of my favorite authors has not give permission to transfer them to any Apple iDevice.
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> On May 9, 2012, at 6:18 AM, Brandi C wrote:
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>> Hi
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>> I am new to downloading books using Overdrive. So new in fact I have yet to download my first book!
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>> I have about a 3 hour commute to work each day and would like to use some of this time in order to keep current on reading. But, the selection of audio books is much smaller than the collection of digital format books. Is there a way I can download digital books through Overdrive from the library and then have them read out loud?
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>> From what I have read online, iBooks can read the text out loud, but, not sure how I could get the download from Overdrive over to iBooks?
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>> Thank you for any options
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>> Brandi
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mercredi 9 mai 2012
Re: [apple-iphone] Way to have books read out loud on an iPhone?
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