Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
A browser recording booth that checks its work against ACX
Record Audiobook presents a browser-based studio for narrating books and exporting chapter MP3s measured against ACX audio requirements.
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- Authors and narrators preparing audiobooks for ACX
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- It accepts Word, text, RTF, or PDF manuscripts and aims for 192 kbps CBR, 44.1 kHz mono chapter files.
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The described workflow starts with a five-second room test, then imports a manuscript and separates it into chapter files. During narration, the teleprompter is said to track the reader, while a space-bar retake returns to the sentence start. The Editing Room compares heard words with the manuscript and marks uncertain passages in amber; exports are described as being measured again for loudness, peaks, noise floor, room tone, and length.
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