ot: daisy books

[Janina Sajka]

I hit the send button too quickly, sorry ...

One more thing:

You can do a fairly good cut at this by hand. You need to examine the
smil files. Build one of those correctly, and you'll have a DAISY book
out of your mp3 files that will play in hardware and software players on
any OS.

The rest of the packaging is pretty straight forward.

Alex Snow writes:
> Hi all. I have several books in mp3/ogg that I'd like to convert to 
> daisy for storrage on cds. Is there any daisy conversion software for 
> linux? I've done some research and all I've come up with is players, no 
> references to authoring.
> 
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