Sorry, I did not know. Thanks for the information.
Nicole
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Hi Nicole, this is called a mixed mode CD, and yes they do exist. However,
for them to work, you need to have room on the CD. In the case of many CD
companies, an album may last 45 minutes or so, leaving room on the CD for
data. In our case, we take the full CD with audio.
Jonathan Mosen
BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
HumanWare
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Christchurch New Zealand
DDI: +64-3-940-2219
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I don't mean to stir things up, but I do believe that somehow CD
companies put files other than music on the audio CD's. I know this
because
I've put a CD in to rip it before, and my computer has opened the other
files instead of the music files. Please excuse me if I am wrong.
Nicole
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Hi KC, the audio appears in two places. The first is on an audio CD.
This
is not a CD rom, but an audio CD, the kind that people put in any
standard
CD player such as a stereo or portable CD player. In that sense because
it
isn't a CD ROM, we can't put a text file on that. The second place it
appears is in MP3 on the KeySoft CD, and the text does already appear
there. It's also worth noting that not only do you get the text of the
audio tutorial on the BrailleNote itself and on the KeySoft CD, but you
get the text of the tutorial in hardcopy Braille with every BrailleNote,
since the audio tutorial uses the text of Chapter One of the Users
Guide,
and this is what you get in hardcopy Braille. So what you are asking
for,
we've done ever since the BrailleNote has been out there. To summarise
then, Deaf Blind customers can access the text of the getting started
audio tutorial in three ways. 1, on the KeySoft CD Rom in various
formats
including Plain Text and PDF. 2, on board the unit in two ways, through
the on-line help system and the Book Reader. And 3, in hardcopy Braille.
Jonathan Mosen
BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
HumanWare
11 Mary Muller Drive
Christchurch New Zealand
DDI: +64-3-940-2219
http://www.humanware.com
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sarah dear heart,
This is in reference to an audio tutorial which appears on the
CD-Rom in the package received by M-Power Trnaspant and
M-Power purchasers who are deaf-blind.
Yes, we want text, along with audio on that Cd-Rom.
HTH
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