The family library: books read aloud by a voice you choose, the archive of television, commercials, tapes and radio, recordings and videos the family has donated, and playlists. Your shelf is yours; put something in the library and everyone can check it out.
Find something
Browse the library
Books, Audio, and Videos. Your uploads stay yours to manage; only shared items appear in the public library.
Springfield, the Ozarks & Missouri
Local television, hometown businesses and Missouri memories. Start here, or explore favorite ads and shows from everywhere.
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Collections
Playlists you put together from anything in the library — yours until you share them.
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Your shelf
Everything you have donated and everything you have opened, in folders. Removing something from your shelf never removes it from the library.
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The library
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Submit something for the library
Found a YouTube video, an archive.org recording, or anything else the family should have? Paste the link. The librarian looks at every submission and you are told when it is approved or declined. To submit a FILE, donate it below first (it lands on your shelf), then use "Submit this for the library" on its page.
Your submissions
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The librarian's sorting
Books arrive without folders; the librarian files them under Books and a shelf (Romance, Urban fiction, Humor and jokes, Self-help…) on her own, a batch every few minutes. Press to do a batch now.
Waiting for the librarian
You are the librarian. Approve a link and it is fetched into the collection from TubeVault's Cloud tab; approve a file and it goes into the library at once. The person who submitted it is told either way.
Donate a book
An audiobook ZIP containing MP3 or M4B recordings (up to 4 GB), Bookshare's DAISY zip (text or recorded audio), an EPUB, a text file, a Word file or an HTML page. Audio recordings stay together as one audiobook; text-book imports support up to 256 MB. It lands on your shelf first; the Bookshare notice at the front is skipped automatically and the book opens with its jacket.
Add audio or video
An audiobook, the audio from a described movie, a cassette side, old radio or commercials — MP3, M4A, M4B, AAC, WAV, OGG or FLAC. Give it a name, then add one or more parts. Audio and video files upload directly to storage, up to 20 GB per recording.