It might. What format does the Victor Stream record in? I assume you're
asking how to use Switch. It's a very straight forward interface that
works well out of the box with JFW. I assume it would work with any
screen reader. You just hit alt-f to go into the File pulldown and press
enter to add files to the list of files to be converted. This is the
pretty standard dialog that you get when searching for files, but tab
over and select the file type you're going to convert. I usually just go
to the bottom of the list to select all file types. Now find the files
you're interested in and click on the open button. You can repeat this
as many times as you want to populate the list of files you want to
convert. When you're done selecting your files, I usually hit control-a
to make sure they're all selected. Tab over to the browse button and
pick the directory where you want the converted files to be located. Tab
over to select the output of the file type, click on the convert options
to set things like the bit rate and click the convert button to start
the conversion process. Like I said, it's all pretty straightforward and
the program has a free trial, so no reason to download it and give it a try.
Reese wrote:
Hi list:
I understand a program called switch will convert these recorded victor
stream files to wav or mp3 format. is this true and can someone explain how
this is done? Thanks!
Reese
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