On Tue, Apr 29, 2003 at 05:00:23PM -0400, Bob LeChevalier-Logical Language Group wrote:
It has been that we need an official project to produce a new Lojban sample
tape (or CD-ROM/DVD) based on the various .MP3 exchanges and other sound
files that people have developed. The tape once created would be added to
our product list. (In DVD form, we could also add a quantity of files
normally sought from the lojban.org website).
If it was a pure data CD, you could probably stick every Lojban web page
ever onto a single CD.
The official project for now is just the tape, and we need a project leader
to coordinate others and get the job done. Any volunteers, especially from
those who have worked on these recordings already? (The recommendations of
those working on the project will probably determine whether we consider
the DVD).
Its a jump between audio tape and DVD? Tapes have been on the way out
for the last 10 years, and while DVD acceptance is rising quickly, I
don't think the cost of burning them would really be worthwhile. (And
is there even 4.7 gb worth of Lojban stuff that you'd want on a single
disc?)
Everybody has a CD player these days, target the largest section of the
market.