Could your unit have a lock switch that might have been accidentally
switched on?
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I don't know about the third unit you mentioned. The biggest thing I like
about the book port is that it is four devices in one.
* text and document reader
* digital recorder
* mp3 player
* braille note taker
It will also read web pages
I got mine last January and have not been disappointed
Does anyone know firstly, if JAWS has any scripts for the Napster
application? Of corse I'm talking about the new Napster that is 100 percent
legal. I'm not that far blown. LOL! Secondly, does anyone know if there
are any compatible Napster based portible mobile devices that are at least
Hi everyone!
A very interesting thread this one but (for my needs at least) the
Bookport doesn't seem to be the best MP3 player but it is by no means
the only accessible mp3 player around. Take for example my Nokia N70
mobile phone using the Talks software, no trouble whatsoever
accessing
Hi all
Just my two cents worth on this also ...
I would rather go to the trouble of converting a .txt book into mp3 with a
reasonable sapi 5 voice than suffer listening to the very robotic sounding
speech of the bookport.
Sure technology has improved somewhat since the 1980s since that type
Hi all!
For those who want to find out more about Imic, here's a link to the
Imic home page.
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Or put a phone in my Braille Note!
Now if I could have a phone that could do that plus have a daisy reader,
that would be just right.
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Thats the little brother of the Book Port
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I've just found something else called the Book Courier
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Ah, ok. thanks for that.
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Hi Dane,
This does not appear to be the correct link?
To lazy to look it up myself.
Cheers...Keith
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Sure!
Take a look at:
http://www.hartgen.org/specialist.html
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Are there any comparison articles regarding the
Hi Dane,
The Bookport doesn't record from line in from what I remember. It does
internal mic. I read up about it a while back, before I found out about
rockbox. Apparently they're coming out with a new unit, so it might be
part of that one.
Brandon
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A very
Hi,
Too bad I didn't know BookPort was supporting OGG. If I'd have known, I
might have saved my money and coughed up the extra 70 or more dollars to
buy it instead of my X5. Probably not, though. I'm happy with 20GB of
rechargeable hard drive, playing DVD's and AAC files. I've got Kurzweil,
so
Hi again,
Now that I think about it, a daisy player for the smartphones shouldn't
be too far off at all. There are ones for the Pac Mate, which is
basically the pocket PC platform, and if you have a phone that runs on
that it should almost be able to be installed. As for phones like the
n70
Hi Dane,
The courier and port are like the braille 'n speak from Blazie and the
scholar from APH. Same device with a few minor modifications on APH's part.
Brandon
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I've just found something else called the Book Courier which seems to
be more my thing, trying to hunt up
Good morning to the list,
I am looking for the name of a device that will play a record, either 33 or
45 rpm and place the digital file in it's memory or to the hard drive. Some
filtering to remove hiss and other noises would be a bonus. Also where the
best place to purchase an item like
ok, try...
ftp://netcava.net/lists/rockbox
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when trying to open the site that you provided, it says that there is an
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Arthur Barney
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No. but everything seems to be working again. I placed it on the charger and
it seems to be working. I had previously charged it and it didn't work. I'm
wondering if it was accidently turned on and the battery drained.
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ah ok, I don't know how that happened, sorry about that.
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This does not appear to be the correct link?
To lazy to look it up myself.
Cheers...Keith
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The best I have seen so far is emusic at
www.emusic.com
With 320 kbps.
Oh yes, then there is also
www.allofmp3.com
Abouth which the legality seems to be questionable. You can actually choose
your own encoding and some of the music you can actually download in
lossless formats.
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I'll keep an eye on that then. There was something else available,
can't think of the name of it now but it was quite an impressive
little box of tricks, it played and recorded to flash memory and you
could edit your recordings, transferring them to CD using the built-
in CD drive, it spoke
I'll look into that, this could be handy. I know someone is actively
working on an OcR package for smart phones such as the N70, it will
work like the NFB reader, that is you hold the phone over a page of
text and press the camera button butt one thing at a time as I'm
going off-topic.
On
Gee, you're in very good luck! heaps of devices around for doing that
including turntables that plug into the USB port of your computer,
even turntables with a CD-RW drive in them so you can dubb the result
to a CD directly.
Our local newspaper has regular articles about this sort of thing
I think you might be able to use the Ipod shuffle with Napser because the
files are in protected WMA format.
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I think that it may be griffintechnologies.com! Hope this helps!
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Hi Dane,
This
There seems to be a few of them around I thing.
Another one I know about is the hifi and hifi pro from
www.xitel.com
Which seems to get very good reviews indeed. However, I don't think it has
any inputs at all but it seems as if the sound quality is really excellent.
Andre
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the list is in plain text. Take care.
SAG
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I currently have an internet radio station running a Shoutcast Server at 128K.
I also would like to run a Windows Media Server. I'd like to know something
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First of all, I see that Windows
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The new TEAC GF-350 AM/FM Radio Turntable has a vinyl record player
and built-in CD Recorder/CD Player. This means you can record your
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to a CD! It plays 33-1/3, 45, and 78 rpm
Yep, that's one of the units I saw reviewed, there is another which
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The new TEAC
Actually, no, not true. I consulted with Napster directly, and they said
none of the IPod products work. If they did, o, trust me, I'd be using my
IPod mini right now with it.
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Jaws works well with Napster with no extra scripts needed. You will need to
use your jaws cursor in many cases.
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I bet somewhere at home you still have those stacks of wax! Those tunes
that bring back special memories. You?ve looked near and
Right, I knew that about the jaws cursor, which is what I've been doing.
Just didn't know if maybe they had a script that would jump me from the edit
combo box to type in my search, then if i tab over to the combo box for
artist, album, track, etc. set that then shift tab back, and hit enter to
Hi all, I normally use DVD Audio extractor, but I am interested in ripping
some DVD material with pictures so my kids can enjoy it too. What are
people's latest recommendations on the most accessible way to rip DVDs with
video in tact?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Hmmm, human nature says we ask on lists, then investigate. It looks like
Replay Converter, which I already own, will do this. I'll have a play. But
any other suggestions much appreciated.
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Jonathan, if you figure out in Converter how to do this, let me know, as I
tried and couldn't quite seem to get it to do it correctly.
Chris.
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That's nifty! I'll have to try it.
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Hi,
I've used Magic DVD Ripper and found it very accessible. Its home page is at
www.magicdvdripper.com.
Jani
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best thing about the book port or book courier is the ease of scanning
through a file to locate your place. the worst thing is the transfer speed.
Damn slow.
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Explain to me then, how to click on the browse button to select where your
output files go. I've tried and tried and tried and tried and tried, and
cannot find a real easy way that is consistent a hundred percent of the
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