Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
I also don't bother to use AppleVis for app reviews because I find they are frequently biased towards the view that anything from Apple is great, and anything that runs on anything from Apple is good. So I look to other sources not focused entirely
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Success! I can open a brf book in the Bard app. I had no idea that Dropbox even had that option, since it's pretty buried and it took me awhile to find it. As for this panning option, I should actually see if that's activated, because maybe
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Hi there, here's my responses in no particular order.Kindle is completely proprietary and can only open kindle formatted books. As for iBooks, it does have its own store that has books with DRM, but it can also open any .Epub or PDF books without
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Ok, thanks. If I convert the brf files I have to text, then to docx, that's an extra step, but I suppose it can be done. I wish it was an easier process, but if I actually want to get back into reading, I suppose I'll have to deal with it.
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Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Hi Turtlepower, you could import a file to the application you need by going to dropbox and seeing for more action. In my dropbox, there is an option to copy to iBooks, and the book you copied is shown there. You can access it. The same goes
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Here are my suggestions:1. There is Capti Narrator, but I am not sure if that would be what you need--I have never had reason to use it.2. I am not quite sure about what you are wanting, but if it is a password vault, you may like 1Password
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Where would I go to import a book in the Bard app? I see a bunch of options to search for books that are on the Bard website, but I don't see an import option like you described.Also, I've just now bought Ad Guard Pro, and am trying to enable
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Where would I go to import a book in the Bard app? I see a bunch of options to search for books that are on the Bard website, but I don't see an import option like you described.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281524#p281524
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
I think that price has to do with licensing for the two Acapela voices that are included. These voices are no longer necessary ImHO since programs have been able to use the default iOS Vocalizer engine since iOS 7. This is why I vastly prefer
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
$20? Screw that. That's outrageous. I'll check out the Bard app and see what it does.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281506#p281506
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Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Hello,You could try the official Read to go app for Bookshare. however, it will cost $20 which is ridiculous! Aside from that, I think the Bard app can display BRF files. However, I don't know if you can import files from other sources besides NLS
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Hello,You could try the official Read to go app for Bookshare. however, it will cost $20 which is ridiculous! Aside from that, I think the Bard app can display bro files. However, I don't know if you can import files from other sources besides NLS
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Hi,Thank you all for the suggestions.As far as reading goes, I think I was unclear in what I need. I download books from Bookshare, usually in .brf format, but I could switch to the daisy text option if this would be supported better. I can use
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
I can't help with many of these things since I personally prefer reading audiobooks and use my good ol' noggin to store my passwords :d. For trivia games though, see This topic for several recommendations. I have personally played trivia crack quite
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Hello turtlepower, For reading books with a Braille Display, I think iBooks should do the job. Either way, Adobe reader is the equivalent of iBooks which is also Voiceover-friendly since the pages, while reading continuously, are switched
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
FOr blocking advertisements, try ad guard and Focus. There is also Adblock. I have all three installed and active and it is very nice. The only thing that irritates me are the banners that come up telling me to disable my blockers. I don't feel
Re: Some IOS app recommendations needed.
There's a fun music trivia game called Rock On, which I would say is 95% accessible.I can't remember if it's free or paid, but I enjoy it.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281390#p281390
Some IOS app recommendations needed.
Hi all,So, I'm going to be saying a lot in this message, going all over the map, really. I know that Applevis is a great resource for this kind of information, but I find their forums to be seriously cluttered and unintuitive, and their app directory
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