Hi Sachin,
There is a free program called CD Burner XP which does a great job of
burning either CD's or DVD's, and it cost nothing. I am afraid I do not
currently have the web address for their website, but you can do a web
search for that. To rip a DVD, try an old program called DVD Shrink, be sure
to get the version 3.2. Someone is producing it again and charging for it. I
tried the free trial of this new version, and found it inaccessible. The
original DVD Shrink can be downloaded from the web site www.dvdshrink.org.
You will need a more recent program to run in conjunction with DVD Shrink to
remove the DMR from the more recent DVD's, and for this, I recommend two
different ones. The first is called the DVD43 plug in, it works in the
background, and you will never know that it is running on your computer. The
second one is a product from DVD Fab called DVD Fab 9.125, it is a free
download from the DVD Fab website, and it does require that you open it with
DVD Shrink. It performs the same function as DVD43, but one will often
remove the DMR from a disc when the other will not. To rip a CD, I recommend
Express Rip produced by NCH Software, It is available for free for home use
only, or you can pay about the same price or less than you would for Nero,
and get the full license. I believe it costs around 40 dollars. Their
website is www.nchsoftware.com. So, even though it takes 3 different pieces
of software, you can do the same thing which will cost you a few dollars
with Nero for free. I have backed up my own CD's and DVD's, and can now
preserve the originals to burn other copies from when my current copies get
damaged.
Mike
blindb...@comcast.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Sachin
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2014 10:15 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws-Friendly version of Nero
Thank you mike
I know that working in multimedia software with the help of Jaws is not
so easy.I don’t want to use the multimedia functions of Nero; I just
want to Burn, rip, & copy CDs & DVDs.I fear it will be many difficulties
for the screen reader users if the software manufactures are going with
the graphical interface to completely satisfy the other users
On 10/12/2014 7:25 PM, Mike Boyd wrote:
As far as I know, there is not an accessible version anymore. As with most
software companies who attempt too keep with the market trends, everything
has changed to a graphical interface which is mostly inaccessible. This is
the way it is with most antivirus programs, and unfortunately multi media
softwares. There are some accessible ones out there, but Nero, Roxio, and
Cyberlink are gone from the accessible software list. I have not followed
your thread on this topic, so I do not know exactly what you are trying to
do with the software, but if you could explain a little, I could make some
recommendations for you.
Mike
blindb...@comcast.net
-----Original Message----- From: Sachin
Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2014 10:00 PM
To: Jaws Users
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Jaws-Friendly version of Nero
Hi everyone, as the subject line suggest I would like to know which
Version of Nero is more accessible with Jaws15. I was using Nero6 in
these days but I upgraded
To Windows7 from XP so the Nero6is no longer usable. That is why I
downloaded Nero 14 platinum but it is not a Jaws-friendly version of
Nero. So I would
Like to know that which version of Nero is more accessible with Jaws?
Please Help
Thanks in Advance
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