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Reader: Alexander Scourby (KJV)

Alexander Scourby was born in Brooklyn, New York. He studied journalism briefly before taking up acting. He is best remembered for being the first to narrate the King James Bible for the blind; it was completed in 1944.

Scourby recorded over 500 different books during his lifetime; he considered the KJV Bible to be his most important work. This recording by Alexander Scourby has certainly had the most impact on the English speaking world of any audio Bible.

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There are a number of MP3 Bibles out there 1. Bit-Rate: Since MP3 is a "lossy" format, it can be important to know what bit-rate the MP3 files have been saved at. MP3 files saved at a low bit-rate can sound distorted and can be irritating to listen to. Sadly, most web-sites don't provide this information. If you can at least hear a sample of the recording, this can be very helpful. If the entire Bible fits on one CD-ROM disk, then it is probably recorded at a low bit rate since a CD only provides about 700 Megabytes of storage. A decent recording of the entire Bible will typically take anywhere from about 1-2 Gigabytes in the MP3 format. 2. Style of Reading: Three styles of reading … [Read More...]

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