Here's a different way of obtaining "Audio Books".
1. Take favorite drama and rip the audio.
2. Put audio on iPod
3. Find favorite drama's scipt on dramanote.
4. Print out dramanote script.
5. Read along with dramanote script to your favorite drama.
6. ?????
7. Profit
I've been doing this recently and found it very enjoyable. It's been useful for dramas that don't have subtitles (readily available) yet have a dramanote script. Examples (for me) include
Change
Tiger and Dragon
Nodame Cantabile
Galileo
Earlier this year, during combat training, I just read the script to a lot of dramas. However, this seems to beat just reading both in terms of pleasure and learning. Only downside are incomplete scripts.
PS: One can also print out subtitles and do the same thing. Obviously limited to text based subtitles.
1. Take favorite drama and rip the audio.
2. Put audio on iPod
3. Find favorite drama's scipt on dramanote.
4. Print out dramanote script.
5. Read along with dramanote script to your favorite drama.
6. ?????
7. Profit
I've been doing this recently and found it very enjoyable. It's been useful for dramas that don't have subtitles (readily available) yet have a dramanote script. Examples (for me) include
Change
Tiger and Dragon
Nodame Cantabile
Galileo
Earlier this year, during combat training, I just read the script to a lot of dramas. However, this seems to beat just reading both in terms of pleasure and learning. Only downside are incomplete scripts.
PS: One can also print out subtitles and do the same thing. Obviously limited to text based subtitles.