From:Chrissie Cochrane chris...@theglobalvoice.info
To: what...@theglobalvoice.info
Once again, another tuesday, time for another Innovations, at 17:00 UTC, 1
pm Eastern, 10 am Pacific.
On this week's program, we hear from Jorgen Hansson who tells us Tyros 3
users how to import .wav
Hello,
I am in the market for a new internal sound card and would greatly appreciate
any recommendations or thoughts on what not to buy.
I don't need anything too fancy, but want to get the best for my money and need
to keep it around $75 if possible. I am running Jaws10 with XP.
Any advice
when I first started playing mp3 files they played but every now and then
the player would announce cartridge error. It doesn't any more since I
moved them all to the audio+podcasts folder.
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From: DJ DOCTOR P djdoct...@att.net
To: PC Audio Discussion List
There is no special book shelf firmware, and if you'd had the latest
version of the firmware, you shouldn't have had to do anything. Here's
what it says at the BARD Talk FAQ at http://www.bardtalk.com/faq.php:
4. How can I access the player's bookshelf feature and why is this not
mentioned in
Hello Chris,
I did do that after putting a couple of books on an LNS cartridge.
But I found that not to be the case.
And so I had to download the Bookshelf firmware and install it on the
player.
In spite of the fact that they tell you this on their website, it's not
always true.
I'm telling you
Ah, OK. I understand. It wasn't my intention to challenge your personal
experience. My experience agreed with the web site, namely I had the
latest FW on my player, and I didn't need to do anything special to
access the bookshelf mode on my player. I'm curious, what special
bookshelf firmware
Hello Chris,
What I had to download, is a zip folder that's called,
DTPM_latest_software.zip.
Inside that folder, is another file that's called, upgrade.
I never opened the folder to see what kind of files are in it, but I got it
from their firmware web page.
My best regards.
John.
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The standard model I originally had didn't have the bookshelf feature
either.
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Chaltain chalt...@gmail.com
To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2010 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: Looking For Some Information Concerning
Hello all,
Let me put my two cents in on the subject of NLS players.
I have had mine since October or November and have used it extensively, but
am no techy expert.
first, if the player is working correctly, the only way I believe it could
tgo from 15 hours to one would be if you forgot to
thanks, I found the software and to all on this list and on blind tech, thanks!
on Friday 4/30/2010 09:34 AM, Steve Pattison said:
Hi Curtis,
Actually you're not doing anything wrong. The correct URL is
www.nch.com.au
I hope this helps.
Regards Steve.
On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 21:54:18 -0500
Jerry and list: Yes..but what about the feature that is supposed to enable
the player to shut down if the player is turned on..but not actually in use?
Tom Kaufman
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Hello Jerry,
Mine has 2.1.0.3.
So if this is true about what you say about the latest version having the
Bookshelf included in it, then why didn't it work for me?
Why did I have to download it and install it on my NLS player.
As I said in an earlier post, that's not always the kase.
If you ask
I may be missing your point since you didn't include the message you're
responding to, but my understanding of how the NLS player works, and the way
I want it to work, is that if I'm listening to a book then I want it to play
until I turn it off or I enable the sleep mode. I don't want it to shut
Interesting, but the file you're referring to is just the latest firmware
for the NLS player, which is currently version 2.1.3. It isn't any special
bookshelf software. Since you said you were already at the latest level of
firmware, I wonder what was going on with your player. I wonder if somehow
High Chris,
I think I know what Tom is getting at here.
Some how, he is getting in inaccurate reading of his battery life or the
kind of charge he has left in it after a time.
If the player isn't playing a book, then it's suppose to turn itself off
after a half-hour.
But Tom's player doesn't
Hello Christopher and list: Yes..that's what I'm getting at (if the machine
is on.._+_but idle_..it's supposed to shut off in thirty minutes.
Apparently, (if I did, in fact, forget to turn it off the other night)..it
didn't shut off..thus..yesterday, I only had an hour's worth of power! I
Hi Tom,
If the player is actually on, but the play button hasn't been pressed, there
may be a problem with the unit if it doesn't shut off after 30 minutes when
it is on battery power.
I really have to watch it though, because since the book starts if a
cartridge is in and the on button is
Hi John,
You may be correct, but from the BARD site there are no four digit versions.
They all have three digits. You mension below that you have 2.1.0.3. so I am
not sure what you had.
when I got my player it was version 2.0.3. This didn't have the book shelf
feature.
The BARD site says
Hi. The subject line says it all. Can anyone recommend a head set mic that
actually has good full range audio. I find most of them just don't have much
bottom end and are to crisp in the top end. I used to have a labteck that
sounded better than some $50 mikes that I got for $6 but the cord
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