Workflows for re-processing e-book audio generation

[LexiconCode]

The end user needs a relationship between the text and the audio being generated prior to export as audiobook for the purpose of editing. Consider the following:

1. Correcting pronunciations errors
2. Manual manipulation and update the original text file that was used for generation
   • Systematic edits either per phrase/word with exact match or something like regular expression
3. Bulk sentence regeneration and editting in case you want to regenerate audio for a sentence but not entire project
4. Import/export projects so they can be edited at a later date if errors are found in generation
5. Visual representation text boundaries (often sentences) to audio

This could be tied to a single interface if we could track audio generation to the underline text within the e-book. Imagine an editor like experience like WordPad. Except as audiobook highlights the words and sentences currently in sync with the audio from generation. That way we can scrub through the e-book with audio similar to video editing and regenerate as needed.

[ROBERT-MCDOWELL]

it's an obvious feature indeed. would you work on it in the near future when version 2.0.0 will be released?

[LexiconCode]

Possibly parts of it, but there needs to be infrastructure in place to even attempt this. 2.0 looks like it starts to have some of the beginning features needed.