Re: controls on B mm-1 speakers

Yep, most remotes for a mac do . I really must stop talking about and actually get a pair of these things, I’ve heard them often enough . Always something comes up as I’m sure you all know only too well, today it seems my Rotel Amplifier has developed an intermittent fault which is causing

Re: controls on B mm-1 speakers

I use the mm1 on a Mac, not Windows, so I can't answer anything about how they interact with Windows or Windows applications. I also rarely use the actual controls on the speaker, because I find the included remote a whole lot more convenient. It works perfectly with the Mac for raising and

Re: controls on B mm-1 speakers

I use the mm1 on a Mac, not Windows, so I can't answer anything about how they interact with Windows or Windows applications. I also rarely use the actual controls on the speaker, because I find the included remote a whole lot more convenient. It works perfectly with the Mac for raising and

Re: NV Access | NVDA 2016.1 Now Available

You're right Narrator does do this. Unfortunately pur minimally and you have to shut it off to hear the audio normally again. Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 22, 2016, at 4:58 AM, Joseph Lee wrote: > > Hi, > NVDA is the second screen reader for Windows to take

Re: NV Access | NVDA 2016.1 Now Available

Ah like the IPhone. Yeah the ducking thing can be a duel edged sword or as I like to say, a double bladed lightsaber. You're right it makes it easyer to hear the reader and it does come handy when something's a bit louder then your screen reader,and you have no Controll. But also you might miss

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--- Begin Message --- lets broaden this a bit, Can you give us the feed URL and let other TR users have a crack at it to see if the issue can be duplicated? Ray T. Mahorney WA4WGA -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Larry Higgins Sent:

RE: NV Access | NVDA 2016.1 Now Available

Hi, NVDA is the second screen reader for Windows to take advantage of this (Narrator was the first in 2012). Note that this feature will work on Windows 8 and higher and with NVDA installed (because audio ducking requires right privileges to be held by a screen reader; I'd be happy to give you

NV Access | NVDA 2016.1 Now Available

Hi! I normally don't mention updates but this one is a significant update when it comes to audio, the latest version of NVDA now has "Audio Ducking" which other Screen Reading software - though to my knowledge not for Windows - has had for quite some time. "Audio Ducking" is the effect of

Remix Mini Up And Running

First of all I'd like to sincerely thank my Cousin Adam for the time he's devoted to this and I don't think finding time for this sort of thing would have been too easy between Home Duties - 2 the care of two toddlers - and work commitments, however the job's done now and I can tell you some

Re: controls on B mm-1 speakers

Hi! I don't have these particular speakers yet but if the volume band is anything like that on the A5 then it is exactly that, a band with the Standbay switch at the left end of the band and the volume up/down buttons at the right end however they're not touch sensitive meaning that you can

controls on B mm-1 speakers

Hi all Am still waiting for my mm-1 speakers to arrive and have 1 or 2 questions for those of you who have them. The connection and setup seems to be a very simple matter indeed. I believe there is a standby button and volume buttons incorporate in the metal band around the active

RE: Oppo HA--2 just arrived...

If I remember correctly it's a minimum of 7 hours. John -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Anders Holmberg Sent: 21 February 2016 19:09 To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: Oppo HA--2 just arrived... Hi! How long does the battery