Re: re question about audible

2013-05-09 Thread Jamie Coady
audible has changed a lot reasontly and i could not really work it. i can't 
use the access site as that is audible.com and just for the americans and 
not for us poor people in the uk.



-Original Message- 
From: brian parker

Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 9:37 AM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: re question about audible

Hi clifford, thanks for your attempts to help me. i have tried that,
but got nowhere. the url you gave us, the audible access one, is
great. i can find books on it, and download the details of what the
book is about. i haven't tried to by a book from there, as i don't
know if it is possible, or if it would be put in to my library.
yesterday i spoke on the phone with someone at audible. the
conversation was carried out with difficulty. not only was his voice
too  quiet, but also his accent was difficult to follow. he kept on
asking me if i was using a screen reader. i told him i was, and it
had worked perfectly until a few days ago. up until then, when i went
on the audible opening page, there were 128 links. one of these was
my library. now every time i go there, the number of links changes.
audible would prefer to blame my screen reader than there own
software. six weeks ago, when i had a different problem, they wanted
to blame my internet explorer. i take it, you can still reach your
own library. if you have any more suggestions, i would gladly hear
them. it is a pitty they started their improvements. . brian.


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Re: re question about audible

2013-05-09 Thread Clifford Blackwell

Brian,

What happens when you click on the Library link?  What happens for me is I 
need to sign into my audible account with my password and hit continue. 
That in turn opens the Library, although there is a lot of material before 
the Library section of the web page.  Using Jaws I generally navigate to the 
Library section with the insert plus enter command.  I have to hit that 
several times.


Once there, I find a list of my books.  Depending on how things are sorted 
it might be books purchased in the last 6 months or all of my books by 
author whichever I've selected.


If I want to download the first book or portion of a book in the list.  I 
call up my lists command with insert plus f7 and search using the letter d 
to find the download link.  After the title of the book, there are lots of 
rating links before getting to the download link.


Hitting enter on the Donwload link starts the download and by alt tabing, I 
can navigate to a page that shows me the process of my download.  Once 
downloaded, if I have my device plugged into the computer, Audible Manager 
starts up and transfers the book to my device.  If for some reason it does 
do that automatically, I navigate to the book in Audible Manager and hit alt 
plus t to commence the transfer process.  Once completed, I can exit each of 
the now open three pages and disconnect my device.


Where in the process described above do things go wrong for you?

There is a Blind Audible listserv I think it's at 
blindaudible-subscr...@yahoogroups.com  At least that's where it used to be.


I'm assuming that you have both the Audible Download Manager and Audible 
Manger downloaded and installed.


Let me know at what point things go badly for you and I'll see if I can 
help.


Clifford
- Original Message - 
From: brian parker brian.parke...@btopenworld.com

To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 3:37 AM
Subject: re question about audible


Hi clifford, thanks for your attempts to help me. i have tried that, but 
got nowhere. the url you gave us, the audible access one, is great. i can 
find books on it, and download the details of what the book is about. i 
haven't tried to by a book from there, as i don't know if it is possible, 
or if it would be put in to my library. yesterday i spoke on the phone 
with someone at audible. the conversation was carried out with difficulty. 
not only was his voice too  quiet, but also his accent was difficult to 
follow. he kept on asking me if i was using a screen reader. i told him i 
was, and it had worked perfectly until a few days ago. up until then, when 
i went on the audible opening page, there were 128 links. one of these was 
my library. now every time i go there, the number of links changes. 
audible would prefer to blame my screen reader than there own software. 
six weeks ago, when i had a different problem, they wanted to blame my 
internet explorer. i take it, you can still reach your own library. if you 
have any more suggestions, i would gladly hear them. it is a pitty they 
started their improvements. . brian.



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Re: re question about audible

2013-05-09 Thread covici
Well, with ie10 and windows 7 x64 and Window-eyes, near the top of the
regular page it says library, if I click on that the page I get has
where you can search your entries for the past six months, and I think I
can download from that page, the download manager has been kind of
funky, but I did manage to do it.

Hope this helps.

brian parker brian.parke...@btopenworld.com wrote:

 Hi clifford, thanks for your attempts to help me. i have tried that,
 but got nowhere. the url you gave us, the audible access one, is
 great. i can find books on it, and download the details of what the
 book is about. i haven't tried to by a book from there, as i don't
 know if it is possible, or if it would be put in to my
 library. yesterday i spoke on the phone with someone at audible. the
 conversation was carried out with difficulty. not only was his voice
 too  quiet, but also his accent was difficult to follow. he kept on
 asking me if i was using a screen reader. i told him i was, and it had
 worked perfectly until a few days ago. up until then, when i went on
 the audible opening page, there were 128 links. one of these was my
 library. now every time i go there, the number of links
 changes. audible would prefer to blame my screen reader than there own
 software. six weeks ago, when i had a different problem, they wanted
 to blame my internet explorer. i take it, you can still reach your own
 library. if you have any more suggestions, i would gladly hear
 them. it is a pitty they started their improvements. . brian.
 
 
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Re: re question about audible

2013-05-09 Thread covici
I am signed in when I get to the first page, you may have to log in, if
you don't have that option set.

brian parker brian.parke...@btopenworld.com wrote:

 Hi clifford, thanks for your attempts to help me. i have tried that,
 but got nowhere. the url you gave us, the audible access one, is
 great. i can find books on it, and download the details of what the
 book is about. i haven't tried to by a book from there, as i don't
 know if it is possible, or if it would be put in to my
 library. yesterday i spoke on the phone with someone at audible. the
 conversation was carried out with difficulty. not only was his voice
 too  quiet, but also his accent was difficult to follow. he kept on
 asking me if i was using a screen reader. i told him i was, and it had
 worked perfectly until a few days ago. up until then, when i went on
 the audible opening page, there were 128 links. one of these was my
 library. now every time i go there, the number of links
 changes. audible would prefer to blame my screen reader than there own
 software. six weeks ago, when i had a different problem, they wanted
 to blame my internet explorer. i take it, you can still reach your own
 library. if you have any more suggestions, i would gladly hear
 them. it is a pitty they started their improvements. . brian.
 
 
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RE: re question for soundtaxi users

2013-04-18 Thread André van Deventer
I converted a lot of small files and did not have that specific problem.



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parker
Sent: 18 April 2013 05:22 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: re question for soundtaxi users

Hi, thanks for your message andre. i have just converted a file in to wav,
and there is still a bit missing from the end. i put the original in to my
victor stream which is formatted to play audible files, and the file was
complete. i don't know what to do about it. i had a different problem with
another audible file. i sent a message to audible asking for their advice,
and they asked me to sent them the source file. i pointed out, that the file
was 7 hours and 52 minutes long. i asked them how i was to send them the
file. they came up with nothing. brian.


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Portable MP3 players on topic for this list? -was Re: re question]

2012-03-16 Thread Christopher Chaltain
According to the info page for this list, it says:

PC-audio is a list for the discussion of any PC audio related topic
such as PC audio software like sound editors, audio players and audio
formats; and hardware like sound cards, CD and DVD devices and so on.

I read this to mean that portable MP3 players (which are not PC's) are
not on topic for this list. I'll further point out the following:
* There are quite a few lists already for different portable media
players that get far more traffic than this list, so I would encourage
the moderator to not allow the discussion of portable media players on
this list. We could easily be swamped by discussions on iPods and
iPhones. I've already left several lists since I don't have a device
from Apple yet, and I don't have time to wade through all of the
discussion on those products.
* If the original question were posed to a Humanware or Victor Stream
list, it seems like the question would have been answered much more
quickly and efficiently.

Well, that's my $0.02 and I'll leave the rest up to the moderator and
the list itself. Note that I think this is an important topic since, as
I said above, this list would become meaningless, at least for me, if
it's subject matter is going to become too generic.

I'd also suggest that if we're allowing such wide ranging topics then
it's even more important to use good subject lines. That way it'll be
easier for the different subject matter experts to pick out the messages
they're interested in and the people posing the questions will get
quicker and better answers. I'd also like to see the whole threads get
posted as well. Sometimes it's hard to tell what the original question
was or whether the point I want to make has already been addressed yet
or not if I can't read through the whole history.

On 15/03/12 12:43, brian parker wrote:
 someone asked, if this was off topic that we are discussing. this is pc
 audio, and the victor stream plays audio files, so i cannot see why
 messages about victor stream should not be acceptable on this list. any
 way, we have now gone as far as we can with this, especially as
 humanware say they are aware of the bug, and it will be rectified in the
 next upgrade. thanks to you who tried to help me. brian.

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Re: Portable MP3 players on topic for this list? -was Re: re question]

2012-03-16 Thread Dane Trethowan
Here's to the new moderator smile.


On 16/03/2012, at 10:14 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:

 According to the info page for this list, it says:
 
 PC-audio is a list for the discussion of any PC audio related topic
 such as PC audio software like sound editors, audio players and audio
 formats; and hardware like sound cards, CD and DVD devices and so on.
 
 I read this to mean that portable MP3 players (which are not PC's) are
 not on topic for this list. I'll further point out the following:
 * There are quite a few lists already for different portable media
 players that get far more traffic than this list, so I would encourage
 the moderator to not allow the discussion of portable media players on
 this list. We could easily be swamped by discussions on iPods and
 iPhones. I've already left several lists since I don't have a device
 from Apple yet, and I don't have time to wade through all of the
 discussion on those products.
 * If the original question were posed to a Humanware or Victor Stream
 list, it seems like the question would have been answered much more
 quickly and efficiently.
 
 Well, that's my $0.02 and I'll leave the rest up to the moderator and
 the list itself. Note that I think this is an important topic since, as
 I said above, this list would become meaningless, at least for me, if
 it's subject matter is going to become too generic.
 
 I'd also suggest that if we're allowing such wide ranging topics then
 it's even more important to use good subject lines. That way it'll be
 easier for the different subject matter experts to pick out the messages
 they're interested in and the people posing the questions will get
 quicker and better answers. I'd also like to see the whole threads get
 posted as well. Sometimes it's hard to tell what the original question
 was or whether the point I want to make has already been addressed yet
 or not if I can't read through the whole history.
 
 On 15/03/12 12:43, brian parker wrote:
 someone asked, if this was off topic that we are discussing. this is pc
 audio, and the victor stream plays audio files, so i cannot see why
 messages about victor stream should not be acceptable on this list. any
 way, we have now gone as far as we can with this, especially as
 humanware say they are aware of the bug, and it will be rectified in the
 next upgrade. thanks to you who tried to help me. brian.
 
 -- 
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 chalt...@gmail.com
 
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Re: Portable MP3 players on topic for this list? -was Re: re question]

2012-03-16 Thread Christopher Chaltain
Ah, I'm not trying to moderate this list! IMHO, the moderator already
does a great job. That is one job I don't want, and I'm fine with
letting someone else do it! :-)

I'm also perfectly fine with abiding by his decisions. All I meant to do
below is point out what he specified when he set up this list and what I
personally thought that meant with respect to his intent for this list.
I'm not sure how many people look at the info page for a given list or
the introductory message they get when they sign up for a list before
they start figuring out what is and isn't on topic or what is and isn't
appropriate for the list. On some lists, you used to see periodic
reminders of the lists guidelines, but that practice seems to have
fallen by the way side, since I don't think I've seen that practiced
much lately.

Even with a clear statement on what's on and off topic for a list,
things are still open to interpretation, which is why I think it's
important to occasionally get a decision from the moderator on some of
the Grey topics. I have my own opinions on where to set the boundaries
for this list, and I gave them below, along with my reasons, but as I
said, I'm perfectly OK with whatever the moderator decides, and you
won't see me questioning his decision or arguing with him on this list.
This is his list, and I'm just trying to be respectful to his intentions
and the time and commitment he makes to setting up and moderating this list.

On 16/03/12 07:49, Dane Trethowan wrote:
 Here's to the new moderator smile.
 
 On 16/03/2012, at 10:14 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
 
 According to the info page for this list, it says:

 PC-audio is a list for the discussion of any PC audio related topic
 such as PC audio software like sound editors, audio players and audio
 formats; and hardware like sound cards, CD and DVD devices and so on.

 I read this to mean that portable MP3 players (which are not PC's) are
 not on topic for this list. I'll further point out the following:
 * There are quite a few lists already for different portable media
 players that get far more traffic than this list, so I would encourage
 the moderator to not allow the discussion of portable media players on
 this list. We could easily be swamped by discussions on iPods and
 iPhones. I've already left several lists since I don't have a device
 from Apple yet, and I don't have time to wade through all of the
 discussion on those products.
 * If the original question were posed to a Humanware or Victor Stream
 list, it seems like the question would have been answered much more
 quickly and efficiently.

 Well, that's my $0.02 and I'll leave the rest up to the moderator and
 the list itself. Note that I think this is an important topic since, as
 I said above, this list would become meaningless, at least for me, if
 it's subject matter is going to become too generic.

 I'd also suggest that if we're allowing such wide ranging topics then
 it's even more important to use good subject lines. That way it'll be
 easier for the different subject matter experts to pick out the messages
 they're interested in and the people posing the questions will get
 quicker and better answers. I'd also like to see the whole threads get
 posted as well. Sometimes it's hard to tell what the original question
 was or whether the point I want to make has already been addressed yet
 or not if I can't read through the whole history.

 On 15/03/12 12:43, brian parker wrote:
 someone asked, if this was off topic that we are discussing. this is pc
 audio, and the victor stream plays audio files, so i cannot see why
 messages about victor stream should not be acceptable on this list. any
 way, we have now gone as far as we can with this, especially as
 humanware say they are aware of the bug, and it will be rectified in the
 next upgrade. thanks to you who tried to help me. brian.

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RE: re question

2012-03-15 Thread Jamie Kelly
Hi Brian,
With all the versions of the US English software I've used, once you change
the speed from normal palying music the file is played in mono.

Jamie


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On Behalf Of brian parker
Sent: Thursday, 15 March 2012 9:57 AM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: re question

Hi jamie, i have put the latest version of the software back in to my 
victor stream. this time i have used the north american version. you 
cannnot change the stereo files to anything with the speed settings. 
it still insists in playing them as mono files. brian.


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Stereo to mono when adjusting playback speed {was Re: re question]

2012-03-15 Thread Christopher Chaltain
This is the same behavior with the DTBM from NLS and the Booksense, i.e.
once you adjust the playback speed, you hear mono instead of stereo.

Just curious, but wouldn't this be off topic for this list? I'd suggest
a better list, but I don't have a Victor Stream, and the generic MP3
player list I was on switched over to focusing on iPods.

Also, I'd suggest a more descriptive subject line. Depending on what I'm
using to check my messages, I don't always open them up if the subject
doesn't catch my eye. Note that I did change it myself with this message.

On 15/03/12 03:49, Jamie Kelly wrote:
 Hi Brian,
 With all the versions of the US English software I've used, once you change
 the speed from normal palying music the file is played in mono.
 
 Jamie
 
 -Original Message-
 From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
 On Behalf Of brian parker
 Sent: Thursday, 15 March 2012 9:57 AM
 To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
 Subject: re question
 
 Hi jamie, i have put the latest version of the software back in to my 
 victor stream. this time i have used the north american version. you 
 cannnot change the stereo files to anything with the speed settings. 
 it still insists in playing them as mono files. brian.

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RE: Stereo to mono when adjusting playback speed {was Re: re question]

2012-03-15 Thread Jamie Kelly
I'm sure you are right I should of pointed him to the Stream list to have
his question answered.

I haven't check the Plextor Pocket for a while on this but I don't think it
reverts to mono.

Jamie


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From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
On Behalf Of Christopher Chaltain
Sent: Thursday, 15 March 2012 11:04 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Stereo to mono when adjusting playback speed {was Re: re
question]

This is the same behavior with the DTBM from NLS and the Booksense, i.e.
once you adjust the playback speed, you hear mono instead of stereo.

Just curious, but wouldn't this be off topic for this list? I'd suggest
a better list, but I don't have a Victor Stream, and the generic MP3
player list I was on switched over to focusing on iPods.

Also, I'd suggest a more descriptive subject line. Depending on what I'm
using to check my messages, I don't always open them up if the subject
doesn't catch my eye. Note that I did change it myself with this message.

On 15/03/12 03:49, Jamie Kelly wrote:
 Hi Brian,
 With all the versions of the US English software I've used, once you
change
 the speed from normal palying music the file is played in mono.
 
 Jamie
 
 -Original Message-
 From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
 On Behalf Of brian parker
 Sent: Thursday, 15 March 2012 9:57 AM
 To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
 Subject: re question
 
 Hi jamie, i have put the latest version of the software back in to my 
 victor stream. this time i have used the north american version. you 
 cannnot change the stereo files to anything with the speed settings. 
 it still insists in playing them as mono files. brian.

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Re: re question

2012-03-15 Thread Kulvinder Singh Bhogal

I am using the english version.

Just a thought though, are you sure that your files are playing at the 
normal speed because the manual tells you that the files have to play at the 
normal speed to get stereo.


Regards.

Kulvinder Singh Bhogal
Skype: bobba2006
Messenger: kulvin...@live.com
Tel: 01332 514323
Mobile: 07581483856
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To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 5:22 PM
Subject: re question


Hi kulvinder, we are at cross purposes. when i reverted to a previous 
version of the software, the files played in stereo. when you say that 
your player is alright, are you using the english or the northamerican 
software. i was using the english version, when i was getting the wrong 
results. brian.



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Re: re question

2012-03-15 Thread Kulvinder Singh Bhogal

No worries on that.

I'll help when ever I can.

Regard.

Kulvinder Singh Bhogal
Skype: bobba2006
Messenger: kulvin...@live.com
Tel: 01332 514323
Mobile: 07581483856
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From: brian parker brian.parke...@btopenworld.com

To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2012 5:43 PM
Subject: re question


Hi kulvinder, yes they are playing at the right speed. i have been 
speaking to humanware on the phone, and they say that they are aware 
that there is a bug in the latest version of the software. also, 
they  said that it is the tone control that one has to reduce to zero 
if one wants to change the file formatt. they also said, that i 
should transfer the files to the music folder and away from other 
books. what i am playing, is the foundation trilogy by asimov. it is 
an eight part play series. i have made the transfer, and now it is 
playing in stereo. someone asked, if this was off topic that we are 
discussing. this is pc audio, and the victor stream plays audio 
files, so i cannot see why messages about victor stream should not be 
acceptable on this list. any way, we have now gone as far as we can 
with this, especially as humanware say they are aware of the bug, and 
it will be rectified in the next upgrade. thanks to you who tried to 
help me. brian. 



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RE: re question

2012-03-14 Thread Jamie Kelly
Hi Brian,
Once you change the speed on a stereo file it becomes mono. You change the
speed by pressing the power button until you hear speed then the volume up
and down changes the speed.

Jamie




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Sent: Thursday, 15 March 2012 7:00 AM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: re question

Hi jamie, what do you mean, if only you change the speed. what has that to
do, with stereo or mono. brian.


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Re: re question about nero7.2

2011-04-09 Thread jason

Oh ok no problem and let me know how it goes ok take care.

On 4/7/2011 10:50 AM, brian parker wrote:
Hi jason, thanks for your message. i tried to do what you suggested, 
but although i got in to options, i couldn't find the place for the 
list of drives. i will have to wait until i can get some sighted help. 
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Re: re question about nero7.2

2011-04-06 Thread Bardia Zakeri
i dont know  your problem but  if you download drivers for the external  cd 
driver maybe
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To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 5:48 PM
Subject: re question about nero7.2


Hi, i am using nero7.2 and wineyes 7.2, although i have wineyes 7.5, but 
haven't installed it yet. brian.



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