Product referenceMagnetic Story Box
LM-002
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Product referenceRFID Story Box
LM-003
Product referencePortable Story Player
LM001
Product referenceRound Phonograph Card Player
LMC 001
Product referenceSquare Phonograph Card Player
LMC 002
Product referenceCastle Phonograph Card Player
LMC 003
Product referenceStory Projector
LMP-002
Product referenceStory Projector
LMP-003
Product referenceBig Eye Story Projector
LMP-004
Product references from the company library. Availability, final specifications, artwork rights, MOQ and lead time are confirmed for each project.
What to define before sampling
Project at a glance
Story content, playback order and controls
Prepare the spoken script, pronunciation notes and any character names or musical cues. Confirm who owns the text and who may approve changes. A translation should be reviewed in the context of the printed image and intended action, not as isolated vocabulary. Resolve these points before a recording session so later edits do not force unnecessary file replacements.
Audio-loading method and edition identification
Use unique content IDs that stay stable when filenames change. The manifest should connect each ID to the button, page, card or interaction, together with the approved transcript and final audio file. Record intentional silence and pauses where they matter. A shared folder full of similarly named recordings is not a reliable production instruction.
Housing, power and packaging configuration
Ask the project team to confirm supported file format, loading method and any limits for the proposed hardware. Keep an untouched audio master and the exact production export. Test pronunciation, timing, track mapping and transitions in the assembled product. Use a native-language reviewer for the final edition, with all changes routed through the same revision process.
04 ↗An audio localization checklist for children’s products
The language of the website, printed artwork and loaded audio are separate decisions.
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05 ↗From first sample to an approved production reference
An appearance mock-up, an engineering sample and a production reference answer different questions.
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worth listening to.
Share your idea, target market and the details that matter.
Give your audio library a physical home
Define how stories are selected: cards, controls or another agreed interface. Document the number of tracks, their order and what happens when an item is removed or changed.
What to prepare
Review power, speaker performance, volume control and handling on the sample. Projection, content updates and connectivity are model-specific options to confirm.
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