can I get the model number of the amp?
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From: Joe n3...@hotmail.com
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 12:20 PM
Subject: phono pre-amp
You may not want to spend this much, but Nad makes a really good high end
phono amp for about $125. I have
Well, the subject line asks the question. I'd also like to know if any of them
speak what's on screen. Thanks. Joe.
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Yes, the iPod Touch 3GS (16gb or larger) has a built-in speech synthesiser
from Apple called VoiceOver. Also, the 4th Generation Nano can have track
titles spoken by transferring sound clips from the PC.
Regards
Richard Bartholomew
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Hello, I've been experiencing a problem with the Audible enhanced audio
format and Windows Media Player. When I load up a file, it doesn't play or
go into the section navigation. When I try to play it, nothing happens and
in the seek track bar, it won't go beyond 0. It plays Format 4 fine, however
Hi Joe,
The fourth and fifth generation Nanno and the i-pod toudch
with 32 and 64 gigs are accessible. Many people are using a script
called j-tunes to run with Jaws and itunes.
Apple is making most of their new gear available with access
features built right in. Voiceover
Hello PC-audio friends,
Accessible Electronics offers 5 MP3 players that are
completely voice output accessible to the blind. The units are all under
one hundred dollars. They all have a built in FM radio, which can record
internally, a built in microphone, in case you want to
Hello Joe,
All of the Apple iPods, have Voice Over on them.
Yes, they do read things out loud to you.
Things like, the names of audio files the weather time and date and so on.
This is especially true about the iPod Touch.
My best regards.
John.
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From: Joe
Unless there has been a recent change, I don't believe that the Apple classic
line has Voice Over, but the Shuffle, Nano and Touch all do.
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Sent: Thursday, April 15,
I'll get the model number for you when I have someone to read it to me. Take
care. Joe.
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Hi Joe,
There are several models of Apple's MP3 players which can be made to
speak. There are some early models of iPods which can be made to
speak with Rockbox, then there's the Shuffle some generation or other
and up, there's the Nano from 4th generation and on up, and the iPod
Touch some
a podcatcher such
as iTunes.
Thanks, any info would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
patrick
She Brings me Good Things.
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On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 13:32:54 -0400, you wrote:
All of the Apple iPods, have Voice Over on them.
No they most certainly do not. Of all the iPods out there, of which
there are probably more than half a dozen by now that do have some
kind of synthetic speech, only one line, the Touch, and only two
On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:36:38 -0500, you wrote:
Unless there has been a recent change, I don't believe that the Apple classic
line has Voice Over, but the Shuffle, Nano and Touch all do.
Since when do the Shuffle and Nano have VO?
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On Fri, 02 Apr 2010 22:11:14 -0400, you wrote:
I sort of asked this question before and someone told me to use Wave
Pad. But I am a real greenhorn at this stuff and if someone can help
me out with a step-by-step instructions on how to do this, I would be
very greatful. I have several 25 to
Hi. I don't think this is something you can embed in to an exact file. Your
best bet is to either use winamp all the time with the bookmark file with
all the times and such. Or to split your mp3's into segments. Time marks are
not going to be compatible with different playing systems.
As you've
The only limit on a thumb drive that works is the size of the thumb drive.
Each book from the library is a different size. So if you add up the size of
x number of books and that size is still less than your thumb drive, then
all those you added up will fit. I've had 14 books on one 8 gig thumb
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