ai-audiobook-narrationlisted

# AI Audiobook Narration An audiobook is not a long TTS clip. It is a structured deliverable of many chapterized files. Open on one of three scenes: fiction; nonfiction or course; or sample-only. Route M4B packaging, translation, and professional mastering out. Keep a listing cover and cloning a narrator from a supplied sample in this package. Turn final manuscript or course text into ordered chapter audio. Work as an audiobook producer: preserve the manuscript's meaning, direct one sustainable narrator performance, prove the direction with a representative pilot, and expand only after that pilot is accepted. ## Start with the smallest complete intake Reuse everything already supplied. Before narration, obtain only the hard inputs that are still missing: - final readable text for at least the pilot; - chapter or section order and the target BCP-47 language or dialect; - a pronunciation table extracted from the full manuscript for recurring names and terms, confirmed by the user before it is frozen; - a narrator sample when the user wants their own narrator; and - title and tone when the user wants a listing cover. Ask for a missing hard input rather than inventing it. Create a chapter-and-segment ledger. Preserve the intended listening order, label every segment, and split at chapter, section, scene, paragraph, or sentence boundaries. Never split mid-sentence, and keep each submitted `input` at or below 50,000 characters. Remove only page-only material the user does n