When you say the view I mention, how do you know which view I was in? Can
you see if any of those stations I mentioned in my first post come up for
you?
If you can get them, then please outline step by step how to make sure I'm
on the same view that you are looking at, and then how to find the station
specifically.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dane Trethowan" <[email protected]>
To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2015 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: I'm not fully convinced that Snowflake for
Macisworthwhile.
I won’t be able to do any demonstrations for a little while, had a major
accident in my kitchen last night, knocked over a full tin of coffee which
burst open onto the floor and I’m having to both supervise and put into
practise the cleaning operation so its back to the computer for short
breaks only at the moment until the cleaning job is completed but
nevertheless I’ve just had another quick play with Snowflake on my system.
In the view you mentioned, I found that Voiceover started saying “Busy”,
that in itself isn’t an uncommon thing to hear so I focused to another
application, turned Voiceover off, waited for 5 seconds and then
reactivated it again.
I then went back into Snowflake and everything worked as it should, was
able to read the tables etc.
On 8 Mar 2015, at 4:18 am, Christopher-Mark Gilland
<[email protected]> wrote:
Dane,
Would it be at all possible for you to make an audio demo of how the app
works for you? Perhaps this might clear up any confusions myself or
others are having about how to use it.
Chris.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dane Trethowan"
<[email protected]>
To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2015 12:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: I'm not fully convinced that Snowflake for Mac
isworthwhile.
Interesting, I’ve been using Snowflake for a few days now and I don’t
have the problems you’ve mentioned with Voiceover and I certainly can
bring up the list.
I’m not doubting you either because someone else brought up the fact
that they were also having issues so I’ve no idea what’s going on.
For me? Well its been calm sailing I have to admit from the moment I
downloaded Snowflake onto the Mac up until now.
On 8 Mar 2015, at 12:46 am, Christopher-Mark Gilland
<[email protected]> wrote:
I hate to be the breaker of bad news, but after trying Snowflake for
Mac which was mentioned about a week ago by Dane here on list, I must
say that thus far, I am definitely not at all impressed. Please see my
reasons below. If anyone would like an audio demo of me illustrating
these facts either 1 for proof, or 2, just so you can hear it in
action, just let me know. I have no issue putting something together.
I’ll be in my studio all day, so it would be easy enough to do.
Anyway…
1. When I click the genres button with any of the known methods:
vo+space, vo+shift+space after rooting the mouse, hitting return,
hitting space bar, routing the mouse then literally clicking the
trackpad, etc, Voiceover goes completely busy and no matter what the
heck I do, it won’t become ready again unless I restart Voiceover with
command+F5 to turn it off, then again command+F5 to turn it back on.
Even command+tabbing to another application doesn’t work.
2. Finally when I *do!* manage to get Voiceover to start cooperating,
I notice that the search button, and the genre button are both gone.
Now, I have a button that says alternative. As you may or may not have
suspected, clicking it with any of the above mentioned methods does
literally absolutely nothing at all.
3. After clicking the genre button, and unhanging Voiceover, I find
lots of stations in the table which are related to alternative, but I
see absolutely no way to change the genre, say, from alternative to
Christian, or country, or oldies, or adult contemporary, etc.
4. When I search for a station by hitting the search button if needed,
then going to the edit box, typing my key word search, then hitting
return, nothing at all shows up in the table. I’ve tried looking for
wrcm 91.9 in Charlotte NC, I’ve tried looking for WLYT 102.9 in
Charlotte NC, WLNK 107.9 in Charlotte NC, WSOC 103.7 in Charlotte NC,
WKKT 96.9 the Kat in Charlotte NC, WBT 1110 in Charlotte NC, KTAR in
Phoenix AZ, KOA 810 in Denver CO, WSM in Nashville TN, and have found
none of these, which I find incredibly surprising for an app which
apparently clames to have over twenty thousand stations in its
database. I’ll admit that I haven’t paid for the pro version, which
may wind up including more stations in its database library, however I
see no reference on their web site to this one way or another. It
looks like all I gain from the pro version is the ability to output my
audio to multiple sound devices, and the ability to access the
equalizer, which by the way, I don’t know either way if that is
accessible or not.
So yeah… it sounds to me like there are hardly any stations in this app
which I can find. Plus, I still don’t see a way to browse by location.
I therefore am not at this time going to be purchasing a license, that’s
for sure.
Now, I am extremely! willing to stand corrected on any of my notes
above. If there is something maybe I’m missing, then by all means!
please please let me know. I’m not seeing anything, but then again, I’m
human. I’ve been known a time or two to miss certain things, therefore
I don’t clame to be correct in everything. There is that slight chance
I’m missing something, though I’m sceptical of this possibility,
admittedly.
Before anyone asks, yes, I’m on the most up to date version, and yes, I
am indeed using Yosemite.
Chris.
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