Hello Listers,
I'm looking for some good bit torrent sites. I've only been aware of a
couple, and I'm looking for a greater assortment of pickin's. Can anyone
suggest any?
Thanks, Laz
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When you first get on the Suprnova.com site use f7, if you use JFW, and the
constant refresh won't interrupt you as you arrow up and down on the list.
Hope this helps you out,
Laz
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Hi Terry,
I use ABC to manage my torrent downloads. It's very blind-friendly. I don't
have a web site for you, but you can Google it, search for ABC torrent, and
that should bring it up.
Hope that helps,
Laz
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Hello Listers,
I've noticed that when I use WinAmp to play one of my MP3s, that the balance
seems to be primarily in the left channel, meaning that the majority of the
sound is coming from the left channel and very little from the right. I then
have to open up the volume control and put the
Hey all,
I've got the Roxio cd/dvd creator and I want to know how to burn dvds.
I've been burning cdrs for a few years now, but I'm having trouble
figuring out how to go about burninng dvds. I want to put data files
on the disks, mp3s and such.
I just got the dvd burner and I have Roxio 7 point
Hello everyone,
Is there a program that automatically trims the beginnings and ends of
mp3 files? Hopefully with a batch capability as well. Of course, it
should be blind accessible too.
Thanks,
Laz
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Hi Roy,
Check out the links in my signature below for some great choices of
affordably-priced talking accessible MP3 players. These come set up
with Rockbox and talk when you turn them on. They also have FM stereo
and can handle many file formats aside from the usual found on most
MP3 players,
Hi Arthur,
Yes. Unless you prefer priority mail, which is only $9.99 more.
Best regards,
Laz
Arthur wrote:
Is that also free shipping to Canada?
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* SanDisk Sansa E260 MP3
Hi Robert,
Any Rockboxed portable player will play FLAC as well as OGG Vorbis and
many more formats. Plus, it's a talking portable media player and
completely accessible.
I happen to have some SanDisk Sansa portable media players with
Rockbox preinstalled that I'm selling very affordably,
Hi Tim,
You could always just get an MP3 player which playes FLAC files
instead of transcoding all those files. Check out the links in my
signature below for more information on accessible talking MP3 players
which I happen to sell.
Best regards,
Laz
On Date: Mon, 7 Sep 2009 23:20:30 +0100
Well, I can say that I've tried the Zen Stone, which was a screenless
one; I've tried Rockbox on a Sansa; and I've tried a 4th generation
iPod Nano. IN the past, I had also tried a Samsung Pebble and a
chinese-made mp3 player, both of which were screenless. I have to say
that the Rockboxed Sansa
Hi Vicki,
When you delete files from the player, use the shift plus delete key
combination instead of just pressing the delete key. If you just use
the delete key, it sends it to a recycle bin on your player, which
can't be seen when you look for it, and you'll have all those deleted
files
Hi Sunshine,
We have the Digipower Mini Stereo Speakers for $18.99 on our site at:
http://www.talkingmp3players.com/accessories.html
These speakers use 1 double-A battery, and the headphone jack sticks
out of the side of the speakers, so you can just plug it into your MP3
player, portable radio,
having the headphones on and while I'm doing something else in
the room. You could use them for listening to music, but don't expect
it to sound like a stereo system.
Hope that answers your question.
Laz
You wrote:
Hello Laz Mesa,
What do those speakers sound like?
I myself, have been looking
Take a look at this page:
http://www.talkingmp3players.com/sansa-fuze.html
Our players come completely set up and speaking.
Regards,
Laz
Joe wrote:
I'd like to get the Sansa Fuse with the earlier V 1 firmware on it so
I can install rock box and have it talk. Rock box won't work on later
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
Hi Joanne,
The guides are right on the player itself. The Quick-Start Guide is
in text format, so you can open it up with Notepad or any word
processor. The Rockbox Manual is in PDF and one needs Adobe Reader to
view it. Don't forget that you also get free tech support for any
questions or
Hi Casey,
Glenna ordered the Fuze. The way to get it to speak right out of the
box is to plug the earphones in and turn it on. If it doesn't speak
after about 5 or so seconds, it most likely just needs a reset, which
is accomplished by holding the power button in the on position for 15
seconds
Hi Joe,
I did such a recording a couple of days ago for someone named Joe, as
luck would have it.
The 1st file is the straight recording from the player, which is a bit
on the quiet side for my taste, and the 2nd one is the same file run
through Levelator. The recording was made through the
It's the Rockbox manual for that particular model.
A lot of people find the Rockbox manual to be not so blind friendly as
you stated. It's fine also if you can muddle your way through the
geek-speak, which again, there are some people who would have a hard
time getting through. This is one of
I think I've heard that you can copy and paste, but you have to go
through iTunes to do it.
When I had a 4th-gen Nano for a short period of time, I looke through
iTunes to see if I could just copy and paste some files onto the
player, and had no luck in finding out how to do it. I have heard on
The sampling rate doesn't make a difference in the size of the file,
so there shouldn't be any consideration to go below 44. I've seen a
lot of files encoded at 22 because the person thought it would halve
the file size, but that's only an old wives tale. Try it yourself and
see if it makes any
Hi Robert,
Maybe the answer is to get a portable media player that plays FLAC and
other file types. The ones we sell do. Take a look at my signature
below.
Laz
Robert doc Wright godfea...@wrighthere.net wrote:
I hear a lot about flak but I'm pretty sure my zenstone will not play it and
I no
Hi all,
What other accessible portable players are there available today that
can play OGG files aside from the Stream, BookSense, and Rockboxed MP3
players?
Any input is welcome and thanks in advance!
Laz
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Oxelon Media Converter is freeware and converts MP4 files to different
either audio or video formats. You can download it from:
http://www.oxelon.com/media_converter.html
I don't think Goldwave supports MP4 files.
Laz
From: DJ DOCTOR P djdoct...@att.net
Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 6:13 AM
Congratulations Robert!
I believe you have to use iTunes to do anything with it, so your first
step is to install iTunes and go from there.
Laz
Robert doc Wright godfea...@wrighthere.net wrote:
I just recently won a 16gb ipod nano. How do I go about geting the
speech installed?
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Excuse me John, but he's talking about a 16-GB Nano. It's not
supported by Rockbox and to turn the speech on, I believe you need to
use iTunes whether it's a 4th or 5th gen Nano.
He said he just won it, and I suspect it's at least a 4th gen Nano.
Rockbox only supports some very early models of
Hi Wendy,
Before I can offer any assistance, I need to know a couple of things.
Are you running Rockbox or just using the Sansa firmware?
Are you copying and pasting, or are you syncing the player?
Which folder are you copying these files into?
Regards,
Laz
Wendy Dundas
and pasting into the Music folder within
the audio files section as per the Instruction Manual.
Thanks a lot.
Wendy
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On Behalf Of Laz Mesa
Sent: 24 October 2010 20:58
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
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Hi Joe,
There's no one distributing these Talking MP3 Players in the UK, but
you can order from the following site and get discounted shipping and
handling on priority international mail.
http://www.talkingmp3players.com/
Regards,
Laz
Joe Paton j...@vi-ability.demon.co.uk wrote:
Who
Hi chris,
You should try listening to a Rockboxed Sansa Fuze, it sounds
fantastic! E ven better than the E200 Series players!
Here's what one gets with a player purchase from Accessible Electronics:
the player (including USB cable and earphones), completely set up and
speaking, initial
Yes, better as in sound quality.
Laz
Andr? van Deventer andred...@webafrica.org.za wrote:
Bett4er as in sound quality?
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From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
On Behalf Of Laz Mesa
Sent: 23 November 2010 09:02 PM
To: pc-audio@pc
This may be interesting to those of you who have questions about what
Rockbox can do on an affordable MP3 player.
News Wire:
Laz MESA will be discussing Rockbox, a replacement firmware which can
be used with some MP3 players and which takes advantage of the
hardware capabilities of the MP3
Hi Dane,
I'm glad they have your permission to do what they feel. Phew! that's
a load off my mind! LOL!
I don't know if you got up on the wrong side of the bed or what, but
your comments are a bit off the mark to say the least.
First of all, I don't make a huge profit as other companies which
I guess you couldn't fit this extra attempt at character assassination
on your first volley. LOL!
That's right! When a person purchases an affordable Talking MP3
Player from us, it arrives speaking out of the box, and the customer
doesn't have to do anything to set it up, as it's already set up
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for the benefit of a doubt, which Dane completely neglected to
give to a complete stranger.
I don't charge for Rockbox and never have. I make available an
alternative to the higher-priced MP3 players for thos who don't have
the know-how, time, or experience to do for
Well, thank you Dane, for giving everyone their freedom of choice!
LOL! Getting a big head there, aren't you big fella?
You're saying you didn't want to ruin anyone's reputation? Um, isn't
that what you just attempted to do with your character assassination
attempts?
Dane, I don't know you
Thanks Tony! I think he just missed his medication or something.
Anything in particular you want me to cover? Send me a private email
if you have anything you want me to go over in the presentation.
Thanks!
Laz
nick danger danger...@verizon.net wrote:
Houdy las,
Don't sweat him buddy.
I wanted to let you all know that the presentation on Rockbox went off
very well and with no hitches. I had a very-good time doing the
presentation and the host and participants were very kind and
considerate, and best of all, no one at all was ripped off during the
presentation! WooHoo!
The
Not just any MP3 player, there is a list at rockbox.org which informs
you which MP3 players Rockbox supports.
Laz
Silomo Khumalo 207504...@ukzn.ac.za wrote:
Dear list, I'm not a technically advance person. However, I will like
to know whether I can install rockbox on any MP3 player.
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This has not been implemented in Rockbox yet. If and when they do,
I'll be the first to jump on it and announce it broadly.
Laz
Kevin Cussick the.big.white.sheph...@googlemail.com wrote:
I remember a year or 2 ago there was some talk of using espeak on rock
box, this meant that you could read
In my debut on Accessible World, I gave a presentation on what Rockbox
is, what it does, and demonstrated what it can do on a Sansa Clip Plus
Talking MP3 Player. For thos of you who have never heard of Rockbox,
or those of you who haven't experienced it for more than a couple of
years, this
Hi Randy,
If you decide to avoid the touch-screen user interface and having to
use iTunes, then you may be interested in a pre-Rockboxed Sansa
Talking MP3 Player.
You can hear a presentation I did on Accessible World regarding
Rockbox on a Sansa Talking MP3 Player by visiting:
Steve, I can't vouch for Accessible World, but if you check on our
site, you can certainly listen to it or download it. Just go here:
http://www.talkingmp3players.com/demo.html
Laz
Steve Matzura numb...@noisynotes.com wrote:
I just tried downloading this. I guess you or Accessible World
Hello all,
Find out more about Rockbox and hear what a Talking MP3 Player sounds
like by checking out the below Main Menu program available on ACB
Radio Mainstream as described in the below copy. And no, I'm not a
Rockbox representative as stated in the below message, but I do know a
thing or
I tried to warn folks about this player months ago by responding to
any emails that I saw regarding this con. There were many
exaggerations and misrepresentations in these emails and even on their
site itself. IN fact, if you go to their site today, you'll see that
they claim 70 hours of battery
With GWConnect, there's no easy way to return a missed call. For this
reason, I'm still using Skype 3.8 which BTW is not sluggish at all.
I've requested that they include a call back button on the missed call
announcements, but it hasn't been done as yet despite the fact that I
made this request
the sound it
delivers, some of them even audiophiles.
Many satisfied folks in the UK have purchased our players, and we do
ship worldwide.
To hear about it, just download one or both of the below files,
Main Menu
http://www.blind-geek-zone.net/talking-mp3-players-with-rockbox-laz-mesa-interviewed
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