Please Help: Voice Wanted!

[Jonathan Roberts]

In response to Mel's awesome e-mail, if anybody is interested in
helping me with some podcast interviews, particularly anyone who isn't
so shy about hearing their own voice, then get in touch.

I'm currently preparing an interview with the infrastructure team,
working on getting a time together right now, so the next few steps
for me are: a) finalise some times b) get some great questions put
together c) record it d) edit/transcribe it e) publish

If anyone is interested in doing any of these, particularly c) and d)
(I'll probably keep a) and e) for myself, would probably just get
messy with more than one person doing those!), I would be very
grateful :)

Cheers,

Jon

[Christopher Fikes]

I would love to help. I already have studio equip, and plenty of time to assist anything.

Christopher
Christopher Fikes
cfikes(a)fikesmedia.com
409.291.4225 (VoiceMail)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Roberts <jonrob(a)fedoraproject.org&gt;

Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:32:06 
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Subject: Please Help: Voice Wanted!


In response to Mel's awesome e-mail, if anybody is interested in
helping me with some podcast interviews, particularly anyone who isn't
so shy about hearing their own voice, then get in touch.

I'm currently preparing an interview with the infrastructure team,
working on getting a time together right now, so the next few steps
for me are: a) finalise some times b) get some great questions put
together c) record it d) edit/transcribe it e) publish

If anyone is interested in doing any of these, particularly c) and d)
(I'll probably keep a) and e) for myself, would probably just get
messy with more than one person doing those!), I would be very
grateful :)

Cheers,

Jon

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[María Leandro]

o/

what can I do!?!!?!?! I only have my laptop microphone but I have some
interviews recorded; this is the link to one of them (spanish)

http://tatica.fedorapeople.org/varios/flisol2009-2.mp3

2009/7/22 Jonathan Roberts <jonrob(a)fedoraproject.org&gt;:
>  In response to Mel's awesome e-mail, if anybody is interested in
>  helping me with some podcast interviews, particularly anyone who isn't
>  so shy about hearing their own voice, then get in touch.
>
>  I'm currently preparing an interview with the infrastructure team,
>  working on getting a time together right now, so the next few steps
>  for me are: a) finalise some times b) get some great questions put
>  together c) record it d) edit/transcribe it e) publish
>
>  If anyone is interested in doing any of these, particularly c) and d)
>  (I'll probably keep a) and e) for myself, would probably just get
>  messy with more than one person doing those!), I would be very
>  grateful :)
>
>  Cheers,
>
>  Jon
>
>  --
>  Fedora-marketing-list mailing list
>  Fedora-marketing-list(a)redhat.com
>  https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list
>  


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[Mel Chua]

> > I'm currently preparing an interview with the infrastructure
> team,
> > working on getting a time together right now, so the next few steps
> > for me are: a) finalise some times b) get some great questions put
> > together c) record it d) edit/transcribe it e) publish 
This may be less immediately useful, but as someone with severe hearing 
loss, I *really* appreciate transcriptions and try to make it as easy as 
possible for others to provide them, so to minimize the work for (d), 
good tools help.

Obviously I'm pretty useless at transcribing audio files myself, but 
I've heard that others find Transcriber useful: 
http://trans.sourceforge.net/en/features.php (There are other software 
packages like http://www.nch.com.au/scribe/ that will run on Linux, but 
they're not open-source.)

I'm checking right now to see if transcriber is in Fedora. If it isn't, 
I've got me a packaging project. :)  In general, if there is ever 
anything I can do to make things that will make it easier for people to 
transcribe things like these interviews/podcasts, please let me know!

--Mel "accessibility is win!" Chua