Jonathan told me that KeySoft 7.2 will allow the
BrailleNotes-VoiceNotes to play the NLS Daisy books.
He also said that they were working on RFBD.
Rfbd has a separate security level to doubly protect the
copyright.
Perhaps Jonathan will chime in soon, though he may be on a well
deserved vacation.
Richard
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From: "Brian Lingard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]
Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2006 00:15:56 -0400
Subject: RE: [BrailleNote] USA digital talking books
Ottawa Canada
One problem with trying to read NLS Digital Talking Books on a
Braille or VoiceNote is that I am told NLS will be using a
proprietary memory card, not CF, PC/MCIA or SD cards.
So NLS will have complete control over what equipment can read
their memory cards.
Now if they let you download the Talking Book files over the
Internet, you could presumably play them on a BrailleNote.
Not sure if NLS is going to use the DAISY file format or their
own proprietary one.
I suppose discussion of digital Talking Books and how they relate
to Humanware products is on topic for this list, but discussion
of the inner workings of NLS Digital Talking Books is not.
Guess the Americans will get to see what NLS has to offer in 2007
or 2008 when NLS rolls out the goods.
Brian
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