Re: Getting a voice dream reader library on to a new device

[Phil Halton]

In the past when purchasing a new iPhone, I have always done the following:
One, back up the old phone to the cloud.
Two, restore the new phone from cloud back up.
That takes care of transferring all the voice stream files over onto the new 
phone along with any other data files and app configuration’s from the old 
phone.

Sent from my IPhone


> On Sep 12, 2018, at 11:38 PM, Mary Otten  wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> In the past, I have had significant issues with the cloud back up feature of 
> voice dream reader, resulting twice in the loss of a substantial library 
> books. I now have my library on my voice dream reader on my iPhone 7 Plus. I 
> am strongly considering purchasing one of the new iPhones, but I don’t want 
> to get rid of my 7+. It would replace my very aging iPad mini 2. So what I am 
> curious about is whether anyone has successfully managed to get a large voice 
> dream library onto a new device without screwing it up on the old device. And 
> without using iTunes.
> Mary
> 
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> Sent from my iPhone
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Waltr 2

[Mary Otten]

Does anybody know if the above app is accessible with voiceover? The topic has 
come up on the phone related list, mostly in conjunction with windows. But it 
turns out, that this app is also available for the Mac, and it supposedly 
enables you to easily move lots of stuff from your computer to your iPhone 
device without using the dreaded itunes. Is it accessible?


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Re: Mark's iPhone Prediction, and some Info on In-Display Fingerprint Technology

[lenron brown]

I love the idea of in display fingerprint tech. I can totally go for
that. I heard that Samsung may put it in a device next year for sure
and it will be some new sensor they are working on. I can get behind
some form of touch id just not something I am ready to ditch.

On 9/14/18, M. Taylor  wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> This post consist of three parts:
>
> In the first part, I re-post my comments, posted on Saturday, September 1,
> 2018, regarding this year's iPhone releases.
>
> In the second part, I post an article from The Verge, in which a writer
> describes his first experience using an in-display fingerprint sensor.
>
> Finally, in the third part, I post an article that describes how in-display
> fingerprint sensor technology works.
>
> So, read on, and enjoy.
>
> Part 1:
> From Mark, Posted, September 1, 2018, sent to Mac Visionaries:
>
> ". Okay, as for the upcoming iOS devices?
>
> I think that many companies will be adopting under-the-screen fingerprint
> reading technology.  If Apple adds this feature to this year's phones, I'll
> be delighted and will probably buy one.  However, if, as I strongly
> suspect,
> they do not include the new finger print technology and completely remove
> Touch ID from the new devices, then I'll stay pat with my 8 Plus as I
> really
> do love this phone.  I strongly suspect that the 8 series will continue to
> be sold for those who are not ready/willing to abandon Touch ID.
>
> Perhaps, next year, then, the new finger print reading technology will be
> ready for Apple primetime.
>
> Just my opinion, of course.
>
> Mark"
>
> Part 2:
> I tried the first phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor, The Verge
>
> I tried the first phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor
> By Vlad Savov
>
> After an entire year of speculation about whether Apple or Samsung might
> integrate the fingerprint sensor under the display of their flagship
> phones,
> it is actually China's Vivo that has gotten there first. At CES 2018, I got
> to grips with the first smartphone to have this futuristic tech built in,
> and I was left a little bewildered by the experience.
> The mechanics of setting up your fingerprint on the phone and then using it
> to unlock the device and do things like authenticate payments are the same
> as with a traditional fingerprint sensor. The only difference I experienced
> was that the Vivo handset was slower - both to learn the contours of my
> fingerprint and to unlock once I put my thumb on the on-screen fingerprint
> prompt - but not so much as to be problematic. Basically, every other
> fingerprint sensor these days is ridiculously fast and accurate, so with
> this being newer tech, its slight lag feels more palpable.
> The biggest unfulfilled promise of 2017 is becoming a reality in 2018
> Vivo is using a newly announced Synaptics optical sensor, which has been in
> development for years. It works by peering through the gaps between the
> pixels in an OLED display (LCDs wouldn't work because of their need for a
> backlight) and scanning your uniquely patterned epidermis. This is likely
> the tech that Synaptics and Samsung were collaborating on for the Galaxy S8
> for last year, right up until it became apparent that it wouldn't be ready
> in time for the phone's release. Things are different now, as Vivo is close
> to announcing this as-yet-unnamed phone properly and Synaptics is already
> in
> mass production with the so-called Clear ID sensor.
> The uncanny thing for me with this phone is how obvious and immediately
> intuitive the in-display fingerprint system is. This 6-inch phone has the
> minimal bezels of something like the OnePlus 5T, but it also happens to
> unlock when I put my finger at the bottom of its screen. The technological
> aspect is just totally invisible and, if you're not paying attention to how
> challenging this is technically, it feels almost pedestrian and
> unimpressive. Like, of course, that's how it always should have been.
>
> Original Article at:
> https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/1/9/16867536/vivo-fingerprint-r
> eader-integrated-display-
>
> Part 3:
> In-Screen Fingerprint Reader Explained: Here's Everything You Need to Know
>
> In-Screen Fingerprint Reader Explained: Here's Everything You Need to Know
> By Omar Sohail
>
> Apple's iPhone 5s started the whole smartphone biometrics saga with the
> introduction of Touch ID. The fingerprint scanner element is now
> ubiquitous,
> embedded in home buttons, mounted on the back side of mobile phones and
> even
> placed on the side beneath the home button of handsets. Naturally, the
> development of faster and more accurate fingerprint readers led to the
> makings of newer ways of unlocking your smartphone.
> This includes facial recognition like Face ID and something that we will be
> discussing in detail today; the in-screen fingerprint reader. As we see
> more
> high screen-to-body ratio smartphones getting released, a consequence of
> this action is the where to 

Mark's iPhone Prediction, and some Info on In-Display Fingerprint Technology

[M. Taylor]

Hello Everyone,

This post consist of three parts:

In the first part, I re-post my comments, posted on Saturday, September 1,
2018, regarding this year's iPhone releases. 

In the second part, I post an article from The Verge, in which a writer
describes his first experience using an in-display fingerprint sensor.

Finally, in the third part, I post an article that describes how in-display
fingerprint sensor technology works.  

So, read on, and enjoy.

Part 1:
>From Mark, Posted, September 1, 2018, sent to Mac Visionaries:
 
". Okay, as for the upcoming iOS devices?  

I think that many companies will be adopting under-the-screen fingerprint
reading technology.  If Apple adds this feature to this year's phones, I'll
be delighted and will probably buy one.  However, if, as I strongly suspect,
they do not include the new finger print technology and completely remove
Touch ID from the new devices, then I'll stay pat with my 8 Plus as I really
do love this phone.  I strongly suspect that the 8 series will continue to
be sold for those who are not ready/willing to abandon Touch ID.

Perhaps, next year, then, the new finger print reading technology will be
ready for Apple primetime.  

Just my opinion, of course.

Mark"

Part 2:
I tried the first phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor, The Verge

I tried the first phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor
By Vlad Savov

After an entire year of speculation about whether Apple or Samsung might
integrate the fingerprint sensor under the display of their flagship phones,
it is actually China's Vivo that has gotten there first. At CES 2018, I got
to grips with the first smartphone to have this futuristic tech built in,
and I was left a little bewildered by the experience.
The mechanics of setting up your fingerprint on the phone and then using it
to unlock the device and do things like authenticate payments are the same
as with a traditional fingerprint sensor. The only difference I experienced
was that the Vivo handset was slower - both to learn the contours of my
fingerprint and to unlock once I put my thumb on the on-screen fingerprint
prompt - but not so much as to be problematic. Basically, every other
fingerprint sensor these days is ridiculously fast and accurate, so with
this being newer tech, its slight lag feels more palpable.
The biggest unfulfilled promise of 2017 is becoming a reality in 2018
Vivo is using a newly announced Synaptics optical sensor, which has been in
development for years. It works by peering through the gaps between the
pixels in an OLED display (LCDs wouldn't work because of their need for a
backlight) and scanning your uniquely patterned epidermis. This is likely
the tech that Synaptics and Samsung were collaborating on for the Galaxy S8
for last year, right up until it became apparent that it wouldn't be ready
in time for the phone's release. Things are different now, as Vivo is close
to announcing this as-yet-unnamed phone properly and Synaptics is already in
mass production with the so-called Clear ID sensor.
The uncanny thing for me with this phone is how obvious and immediately
intuitive the in-display fingerprint system is. This 6-inch phone has the
minimal bezels of something like the OnePlus 5T, but it also happens to
unlock when I put my finger at the bottom of its screen. The technological
aspect is just totally invisible and, if you're not paying attention to how
challenging this is technically, it feels almost pedestrian and
unimpressive. Like, of course, that's how it always should have been.

Original Article at:
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/1/9/16867536/vivo-fingerprint-r
eader-integrated-display-

Part 3:
In-Screen Fingerprint Reader Explained: Here's Everything You Need to Know

In-Screen Fingerprint Reader Explained: Here's Everything You Need to Know
By Omar Sohail
 
Apple's iPhone 5s started the whole smartphone biometrics saga with the
introduction of Touch ID. The fingerprint scanner element is now ubiquitous,
embedded in home buttons, mounted on the back side of mobile phones and even
placed on the side beneath the home button of handsets. Naturally, the
development of faster and more accurate fingerprint readers led to the
makings of newer ways of unlocking your smartphone.
This includes facial recognition like Face ID and something that we will be
discussing in detail today; the in-screen fingerprint reader. As we see more
high screen-to-body ratio smartphones getting released, a consequence of
this action is the where to put the fingerprint reader, which is often moved
to the back of the phone to compensate for those 'all screen' handsets.
Related Nokia 9 to Be First Flagship From HMD Global to Ship With an
in-Glass Fingerprint Scanner
However, having an in-screen fingerprint reader will forego this change and
we will explain what its internals are like and what are the possibilities
for the future of smartphones.
Synaptics Hard at Work With Its Clear ID FS9500 Intended for High-End

recent notice about accessible apps

[jean parker]

Hello All:

Regarding a recent notice from Milo Cho about getting info on making apps 
accessible, I had a wonderful meeting with him this week. He is sincere and 
really interested in promoting accessibility. I encourage anyone who can 
provide him with info to respond.


Dr. Jean Parker, Ph.D.
Senior Research Fellow
Trans4m Center For Integral Development
Geneva, Switzerland

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Re: XS speakers vs the eight generation's

[Anders Holmberg]

Hi!
I also would like to try and get the feel of the new apple phones.
Not want and going to buy any either.
My echonomy doesn’t allow that.
/A

> 14 sep. 2018 kl. 13:22 skrev 'Alex Hall' via MacVisionaries 
> :
> 
> Volume wasn't mentioned, as far as I recall. The quality of sound was said to 
> be better, with no specifics given. The focus was on the stereo separation; 
> Apple claims that stereo sounds much better in the XS, with both hardware and 
> AI helping to improve the experience. I'm looking forward to trying that 
> particular feature in person, but it's not enough to make me want to upgrade.
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> 
>> On Sep 14, 2018, at 00:14, Daniel McGee > > wrote:
>> 
>> Hi all 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> From the apple keynote, I got the impression that the XS iPhone's had: 
>> stereo speakers and that they are meant to be louder than the iPhone 8 
>> generations of iPhone's. 
>> 
>> Do I have this correct? Or was this for a specific feature only on the XS 
>> models for something in particular towards the iOS operating system. 
>> 
>> Looking forward to any clarity on this topic that any of you can provide me 
>> with. 
>> 
>> Kind regards 
>> 
>> Daniel 
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Re: Audacity Tutorials

[Anders Holmberg]

Hi!
I gave up audacity long ago as they stopped the support of later versions with 
VoiceOver.
I  haven’t transfered any tapes to the computer so i am not sure what would 
work.
But there are some other aplications out there for the mac.
I have Audio Hijack  from Roughe Amoeba and Amadeus Pro from Hairsoft.
Both are really accessible with VoiceOver.
Amadeus Pro is quite straight forward so i suggest you take a look at that.
I am not sure if there’s a demo on hairsoft.com but i think i downloaded a demo 
before i bought it.
/A

> 13 sep. 2018 kl. 22:16 skrev Pete De Vasto :
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I’m still struggling with trying to get windows under VMWare Fusion to see 
> the line-in jack on my late 2014 Mac mini. One person in the group suggested 
> I double-check that VMWare Tools was installed, and it is, but still no 
> line-in jack. It looks like the only sound device that comes with windows 
> under VMWare is HDAudio, and for some reason it’s not picking up the line-in 
> jack. When I installed Windows under Bootcamp, I had a Cirrus Logic CS4208 
> (AB 108) driver, and the line-in jack showed up just fine. I’m trying to get 
> hold of VMWare support, but to me it looks like I have to have a purchased 
> copy of Fusion before they’ll talk to me. Everything else I need to do in 
> Windows can be done with a VMWare machine on my Mac, so I really would much 
> prefer not to have to reboot every time I want to do tape transfers.
> 
> So if I can’t use VMWare Windows, I’m looking at Audacity 2.1.1. I understand 
> this earlier version does work pretty well with VoiceOver. Has anyone used 
> Audacity to transfer recordings from an external tape recorder of any kind? 
> If not, have you used any other software on the Mac? Finally, if anyone has 
> used Audacity, are there any tutorials out there besides the documentation 
> that comes with it?
> 
> Thanks so much for any help,
> Pete De Vasto
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Re: Open with...

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   Thanks Tim. If I find this happens with other apps I may try this fix

From E.T.'s Keyboard...
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in the past. What if it were true?

On 9/13/2018 7:23 AM, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries wrote:

Hi,

There is a method of doing this in the Terminal if you care to try. 
  Check out the following link:


https://www.chainsawonatireswing.com/2012/09/19/changing-default-applications-on-a-mac-using-the-command-line-then-a-shell-script/

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Sep 12, 2018, at 19:42, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries 
> wrote:


   I finally got around to getting the old Juliet Classic embosser to 
work with DBT for Mac. Something I wish to bring up, and its probably 
not just DBT.


   Generally, one can set the default application for opening a 
particular file type. In the case of DBT though, what I encountered was 
when the dialog came up to select an application, DBT was dimmed. So I 
had to open DBT first and use the Cmd O option to open the desired 
document. Anyone seen this before and is there a fix or work around? Thanks.


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Re: Running Ubuntu in vmware fusion.

[Anders Holmberg]

Hi Chris!
Yes i have actually turned Vo off as i tierferes with the speech and braille in 
ubuntu.
But i can not get the consoles to come up as i would like it to.
I come to think of i f i should try option+command to see if this would work.
I don’t think so but its worth a try.
I will do some more research on this as its something i would like to be able 
to do in linux.
/A

> 13 sep. 2018 kl. 21:45 skrev Chris Moore :
> 
> Hello,
> I haven’t tried this in vmware, but as I recall, there are keystrokes for 
> switching between consoles.
> Unless it has changed, Ubuntu has six text consoles  accessed with 
> ctrl+alt+f1 through control+alt+f6 and the graphical console with ctrl+alt+f7
> 
> On the mac, ctrl+alt would equate to ctrl+option which is the VO key.  So I 
> would try turning VO off in fusion before trying the above keystrokes to 
> switch consoles.
> 
> Chris
> 
>> On Sep 12, 2018, at 10:08 AM, Jonathan Cohn  wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I gave up on it two years ago and haven’t tired since. When I tried to start 
>> the screen reader in the linux variant you mention, it just beeped and then 
>> nothing else happened. Though I have to say I haven’t used Linux since the 
>> ability to read the screen left me. 
>> 
>> Sorry for the bad phrasing there, but in any case I would love a step by 
>> step from  somebody on getting a Linux environment speaking within a 
>> Macintosh VM.
>> 
>>> On Sep 11, 2018, at 2:36 PM, Anders Holmberg  wrote:
>>> 
>>> HI!
>>> I have a small problem when i run ubuntu in vmware fusion.
>>> I can not toggle between the graphical environment and the text consoles in 
>>> Ubuntu.
>>> And there seems to be no sollution for it.
>>> I have tried to search on google for a sollution but only found one for 
>>> vmware workstation.
>>> So if someone is using linux with vmware fusion i would like to have some 
>>> help.
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>> /A
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How dual-SIM works with Apple's iPhone XS & XS Max

[Mary Otten]

I realize this feature is not out yet, even when the phones are actually in 
people’s hands, but I thought some folks might like to read this. I don’t 
understand why they specifically referred to the XS and the XS max, because 
Apple says that the X r also supports the dual sim. Just color me confused.

How dual-SIM works with Apple's iPhone XS & XS Max
AppleInsider

 One of the new features of the iPhone XS and XS Max is dual-SIM support, which 
will let people wield two phone numbers on the same device. Here's how it works 
in countries where eSIM is available.

 

Setup

That's the first catch, of course: only 10 countries support Apple's eSIMs, 
namely Austria, Canada, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, India, 
Spain, the U.K., and the U.S. Even then carriers must offer compatibility too, 
and initially the only supporting U.S. carriers for the XS and XS Max will be 
AT, T-Mobile, and Verizon. Sprint is planning to back the technology, but 
doesn't yet have a date.

iPhone owners will also need an update to iOS 12 coming "later this year," and 
a carrier's official app or special QR code.

Many people will already have a nano-SIM card from their main carrier, in which 
case adding a second number involves adding a plan to the eSIM. If using a 
carrier app, the process is as simple as using that app to buy a plan — in the 
case of a QR code, you have to open the Settings app, tap Cellular, then "Add 
Cellular Plan." You'll be presented with an option to scan your code.

Notably you'll be able to use the eSIM in place of a nano-SIM, whether for a 
single account or several, but you won't be able to have more than one eSIM 
account active at a time. For most people then, the best option will be to have 
a nano-SIM primary.

Once multiple plans are running, you'll be prompted to label them. There are 
preset options like "Primary," "Secondary," "Business," and "Travel," or you 
can simply create your own. To change a label later, you'll have to go into the 
Settings app's Cellular menu, tap the number you want to change, then Cellular 
Plan Label.



You'll also be asked to set a default number, which is critical since it will 
be the only one supporting the full range of cellular services. Secondary 
numbers can normally only field voice and SMS.



The exception is an option to relegate a secondary line to data only, which may 
be useful for traveling — this will let people call or message you at your main 
number but avoid exorbitant roaming fees with a local SIM card. Be warned that 
in addition to voice and SMS, iMessage and FaceTime will still go to your 
primary, which could rack up data fees.

Making calls



Once you've got things up and running, you can switch numbers before dialing in 
the Phone app by tapping the current one directly from the keypad, or else 
hitting the "i" button first when you're browsing Favorites. Picking an SMS 
number is similar, but you tap the number after starting a new conversation and 
selecting a contact.

Changing the line for iMessage and FaceTime is more complicated, as you have to 
go into Settings, Messages, and then iMessage & FaceTime Line. The selected 
choice is permanent until you reverse it.

There's one last thing to note, which is iOS 12's status bar info. You'll 
normally only see signal strength for one line at a time, but you can see how a 
secondary is doing by opening up Control Center.



The first wave of preorders for the iPhone XS and XS Max is underway. 
Quick-trigger buyers should see their orders delivered Sept. 21.



Original Article: 
https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/09/14/how-dual-sim-works-with-apples-iphone-xs-xs-max


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A Bootcamp backup issue

[Bill Holton]

Hi.

I have a mini with two drives.  One of them is Bootcamped.  I cannot perform
a backup or system image.  I get a shadow copy not available.  Is this a
function of Bootcamp?  How can I back up my Bootcamp partition?

Thanks.

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Re: Audacity Tutorials

[Pete De Vasto]

Hi Simon,

Thanks for your reply. To answer your questions:

Yes, I do have an audio device installed on the VM machine. It’s HDAudio. The 
problem is that when I go to Sound Settings in Windows, the only input device I 
see is a Microphone, no line-in jack. So Narrator, even JAWS for that matter, 
does come up just fine. When I’m in the Windows VM, it’s a bit tricky if I want 
to toggle between Windows and Mac OS, but I’m getting the hang of it and I’m 
sure it’ll get even easier the more I use it. 

Windows in the Bootcamp environment works fine, and there I even do see the 
line-in jack. The interesting thing about the Bootcamp environment is that I 
have three different output choices, one for speakers, one for headphones, and 
one for digital audio. In the stand-alone VM, I only have speakers. What’s also 
puzzling to me is that if I create a VM by importing my Bootcamp partition, it 
says that everything is copied over, but that doesn’t seem to be the case if I 
don’t have all the device choices. I would stay with running in the Bootcamp 
environment, but it’s a pain to have to reboot out of Bootcamp any time I want 
to go back to Mac OS.

I hope this all makes sense.

Pete

> On Sep 14, 2018, at 12:00 AM, Simon Fogarty  wrote:
> 
> Hi Pete,
> 
> I see you said the vm tools were installed from what you could see,
> 
> Have you checked to see that you have an audio device installed also in the 
> vm?
> 
> I'll have to check my work machine to remember where this is  but without an 
> audio device you wont hear anything.
> 
> Can you even get narrator working in the vm?
> And do you have any issues with the windows machine when running in  the 
> windows boot camp environment?
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com  On 
> Behalf Of Pete De Vasto
> Sent: Friday, 14 September 2018 8:16 AM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Audacity Tutorials
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I’m still struggling with trying to get windows under VMWare Fusion to see 
> the line-in jack on my late 2014 Mac mini. One person in the group suggested 
> I double-check that VMWare Tools was installed, and it is, but still no 
> line-in jack. It looks like the only sound device that comes with windows 
> under VMWare is HDAudio, and for some reason it’s not picking up the line-in 
> jack. When I installed Windows under Bootcamp, I had a Cirrus Logic CS4208 
> (AB 108) driver, and the line-in jack showed up just fine. I’m trying to get 
> hold of VMWare support, but to me it looks like I have to have a purchased 
> copy of Fusion before they’ll talk to me. Everything else I need to do in 
> Windows can be done with a VMWare machine on my Mac, so I really would much 
> prefer not to have to reboot every time I want to do tape transfers.
> 
> So if I can’t use VMWare Windows, I’m looking at Audacity 2.1.1. I understand 
> this earlier version does work pretty well with VoiceOver. Has anyone used 
> Audacity to transfer recordings from an external tape recorder of any kind? 
> If not, have you used any other software on the Mac? Finally, if anyone has 
> used Audacity, are there any tutorials out there besides the documentation 
> that comes with it?
> 
> Thanks so much for any help,
> Pete De Vasto
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Re: XS speakers vs the eight generation's

[Raymond Foret Jr]

The volume was said to actually be 50% (fifty percent) higher.


Sent from the first computer with built-in screen reader access for the blind:

Sincerely,

The constantly barefooted Ray

> On Sep 14, 2018, at 6:22 AM, 'Alex Hall' via MacVisionaries 
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> Volume wasn't mentioned, as far as I recall. The quality of sound was said to 
> be better, with no specifics given. The focus was on the stereo separation; 
> Apple claims that stereo sounds much better in the XS, with both hardware and 
> AI helping to improve the experience. I'm looking forward to trying that 
> particular feature in person, but it's not enough to make me want to upgrade.
> 
> --
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> 
> 
>> On Sep 14, 2018, at 00:14, Daniel McGee > > wrote:
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>> Hi all 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> From the apple keynote, I got the impression that the XS iPhone's had: 
>> stereo speakers and that they are meant to be louder than the iPhone 8 
>> generations of iPhone's. 
>> 
>> Do I have this correct? Or was this for a specific feature only on the XS 
>> models for something in particular towards the iOS operating system. 
>> 
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Re: XS speakers vs the eight generation's

['Alex Hall' via MacVisionaries]

Volume wasn't mentioned, as far as I recall. The quality of sound was said to 
be better, with no specifics given. The focus was on the stereo separation; 
Apple claims that stereo sounds much better in the XS, with both hardware and 
AI helping to improve the experience. I'm looking forward to trying that 
particular feature in person, but it's not enough to make me want to upgrade.

--
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> On Sep 14, 2018, at 00:14, Daniel McGee  wrote:
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> Hi all 
> 
> 
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> From the apple keynote, I got the impression that the XS iPhone's had: stereo 
> speakers and that they are meant to be louder than the iPhone 8 generations 
> of iPhone's. 
> 
> Do I have this correct? Or was this for a specific feature only on the XS 
> models for something in particular towards the iOS operating system. 
> 
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RE: Audacity Tutorials

[Simon Fogarty]

Hi Pete,

I see you said the vm tools were installed from what you could see,

 Have you checked to see that you have an audio device installed also in the vm?

I'll have to check my work machine to remember where this is  but without an 
audio device you wont hear anything.

 Can you even get narrator working in the vm?
And do you have any issues with the windows machine when running in  the 
windows boot camp environment?

-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com  On 
Behalf Of Pete De Vasto
Sent: Friday, 14 September 2018 8:16 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Audacity Tutorials

Hi,

I’m still struggling with trying to get windows under VMWare Fusion to see the 
line-in jack on my late 2014 Mac mini. One person in the group suggested I 
double-check that VMWare Tools was installed, and it is, but still no line-in 
jack. It looks like the only sound device that comes with windows under VMWare 
is HDAudio, and for some reason it’s not picking up the line-in jack. When I 
installed Windows under Bootcamp, I had a Cirrus Logic CS4208 (AB 108) driver, 
and the line-in jack showed up just fine. I’m trying to get hold of VMWare 
support, but to me it looks like I have to have a purchased copy of Fusion 
before they’ll talk to me. Everything else I need to do in Windows can be done 
with a VMWare machine on my Mac, so I really would much prefer not to have to 
reboot every time I want to do tape transfers.

So if I can’t use VMWare Windows, I’m looking at Audacity 2.1.1. I understand 
this earlier version does work pretty well with VoiceOver. Has anyone used 
Audacity to transfer recordings from an external tape recorder of any kind? If 
not, have you used any other software on the Mac? Finally, if anyone has used 
Audacity, are there any tutorials out there besides the documentation that 
comes with it?

Thanks so much for any help,
Pete De Vasto

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RE: A Tested Duel SIm Solution For Iphone 6

[Simon Fogarty]

I don't know what it's called or how it works but I have heard of something 
that you can get I believe from ali express that allows you to plug in to an 
iPhone and have 2 / dual sim cards running off your iPhone.

I can't say more than that because I don't know.

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Subject: A Tested Duel SIm Solution For Iphone 6

Hi alll:

I need to get a solution to use Duel Sim on my Iphone 6, so does anyone here 
tried any Unit that can do this and it’s app is accessible?
I found something called SocBlue but do not know if this is ok or not. here in 
Egypt we do not have an oportunity to try and return it back, so.
Your Recommendations are much Appreciated.

Thanks in advance 

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