Hmmm, if Maria's post was based on what I said in my first post on this topic, where I said that the limit is about half the remaining space of the Keysoft Systems Disk, then I should clarify that this is just my estimate because I don't remember being able to play a 4MB wave file. And sometimes, a wave file I used to be able to play on the BN won't play after some time because I hadn't cleared temporary internet files yet. But as to how much space the BN really needs in the Keysoft Systems Disk in order to play the wave file, that would need some more testing which I don't really have the luxury of time to do. So, saying that the limit is about half the remaining space in the Keysoft Systems Disk should suffice as a rule of thumb. Now, Charles, I'm afraid you were not able to read my first post on this where I also mentioned the other limitations, so let me just repeat them. Aside from the size, the wave file should be of PCM audio format, 8 or 16 bit (mono or stereo), and no more than 44,100 Hz. So even if the file is small enough to be played on the BN, if one of these criteria is not met, it still won't play.
HTH, Roselle >----- QUOTED MESSAGE ----- >Sent by: "Charles Couey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Maria, >Thank you so much for detailing the size limitation of .WAV files. I knew >there was some limit, I just didn't take the time to find it out earlier. >Charles Couey >Access Technology Specialist >State of Tennessee >Services for the Blind
