Well yeah, of course it's possible to set the EQ with automater,
applescript and the like. You could also use the EQ presets on a
track by track basis in the info dialog. But that's not really the
point. What's important here is that we have access to the G U I, and
can set the EQ just as a sighted person might. Also, it's nice to see
that Apple is continuing to improve there products with respect to VO
access.
Darcy
On 30-May-07, at 11:39 PM, Gabe Vega wrote:
I've always had aceess to the eq, via automater it was called "Set
ITunes EQ" Was i the only blind dude able to set my EQ?
On May 30, 2007, at 7:36 PM, Darcy Burnard wrote:
Hi. I haven't played too much with the new itunes yet, but one
thing that does work now is the equalizer.
I was hoping for improved access to the store, and having access to
smart play lists, but the EQ is definitely something.
Darcy
On 30-May-07, at 5:41 PM, Jane Jordan (gmail) wrote:
Don't know if this was brough tup already. I noticed when I
installed the new iTunes that importing CDs has just become that
much easier. Just a couplehours ago, whenever I changed the
information on a bunch of files on a CD I wanted to import, I
still had to tell it every time where I wanted the stuff put. So
I imported this new CD; I went in and made all the information
match, and then I told it to import. It did not ask me where to
put the stuff this time--I guess it just figured out where I
wanted it. I checked, and it looks as though it is working well.
I don't know what other improvements there are--this is just the
one Inoted immediately.
Jane
