Danielle,
Everyone's input is welcome. My only objection is to the idea of
limiting the message. With the possible exception of audio, none of
the proposed formats have necessarily been a big expenditure with
volunteer help from the community. We have at this moment roughly the
following
Hi Dark,
Well, production and distribution are two separate things. I can only
speak for the production side of it with confidence really. If you or
someone else were to record a narrated version of the text remotely, I
reckon editing that, gathering a few gameplay clips, sequencing it all
Motion seconded. It really doesn't take long to tape a small portion of a
game, and about the same amount of time to insert it into an audio file. I
think the major difficulty would be making sure everything fits together and
that narrators don't have huge amounts of tape hiss in their voices.
Yep, that's why I pointed out that whoever narrates it would have to
go easy on levels. Failing that there's always tools like iZotope RX
that do an insanely good job of noise reduction, but better to get it
right at the source really.
On 6/27/15, john jpcarnemo...@gmail.com wrote:
Motion
I would like 2000 per week it would sertainly make life a lot easier grin
Right now, a whole lot of little internal life dramas not just for me
but the entire family mean we actually are a bit full up cash is the
least of those but yeah we all wouldn't mind even more cash.
I have just listened
Well.
It all depends what you started with.
That is what you got at school.
For me it was braille then a type writer then a computer.
Now I believve that its braille on a braille device but it could also be
an electronic unit.
Typing on a computer is skipped though you can go over to that
I'm not against having it available in multiple formats. However, I am for
having braille as the main media type. There is a distinction.
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From: dark
Hmmm geremy interesting viewpoints.
On the subject of viewpoint3 so many eating places and shops have no
menus in braille I don't even ask.
There are other ways to read menus if you so want.
I don't think it can be forced for everyone in the world to give a
braille menu.
If you happen to have
Hi
sometime I hit hard it goes for a homerun and sometimes out.
The player have the ability to run and there is no queue of reaching
in the home plate.
secondly if a player out how we score runs?
for Mr charles I live in india and baseball is not popular in this
country as we know.
so why you are
Hi Danielle.
Not true. I have plenty of sighted friends who prefer to read than listen to
audio. Indeed my brother is a large print user and would not sit down and
listen to a synth voice but probably would read a large print pamflet.
Again, I don't see what people have against multiple
hi friends!
I am encountering a strange bug in the game your adventure.
whenever I save the game and restart it i lose everything such as
potion and gold coins is this be fixed?
Thanks
Ishan
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True I had a internal cd writer do that.
However I listen to audio cds on my cd players and daisy and mp3 cds on
my daisy player and neither has failed yet and I have listened to them
constantly.
But yeah that is a factor.
On 27/06/2015 8:26 a.m., Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi,
In addition to the
Actually, just for reference, this is a newer version of star trader, which is
open source, and released under the gpl. If anyone wants it, and can't find
it, let me know, and I'll put my copy up somewhere for download.
Star traders itself is a rewrite of the old bbs door game called czarwars,
Jeremy that is actually a thing that could be done.
However it would not be good for those with either not the means or
smarts to use electronic equipment and there are a few others.
Here in new zealand for especially islanders and maoris but also other
poor groups of people they may or may
It depends on how many cds you wanted to burn.
It takes about 20-30 minutes to setup but once you have it all set, you
can burn cds taking 10 minutes as long as your drive and processer are
fast enough.
And if you had the same thing on several units well.
However I wouldn't suggest unless you
What is this leaflet for dark.
I may be interestted getting a coppy of it or any mag you did.
I guess once you got it, the easiest way to smash this debate into the
bground is to previde the costs per unit to produce in sertain formats.
obviously audio/ documents would have to be hosted so
Well there shouldn't be a debate really both formats have their merrits.
Braille can be read anywhere.
Cds/ websites can also be used anywhere.
On the flip side cds are portable as well as other electronics but need
the equipment to interact with them.
Braille is bulky and heavy to carry round
Hi Danielle,
Yeah, the distro side of things can get pretty complicated pretty
quickly. as I just said to Dark though, the production of an audio
version is a few hours of work for anyone who has chops in that area.
It doesn't have to be a huge involved project if the right people work
on it.
Well it all depends man on what you have I think.
As a technology user I'd prefur to have the audio download because I
don't have to pay for shipping of cds or braille material.
Though I have recieved pamphlets in html and text to.
On the other side I guess if I knew what the audio/ braille
You're missing the point. It's not really about the strengths or
weaknesses of each format, it's more that the attitude on display here
that one is somehow more valid than the others is a flawed thought
process.
On 6/26/15, Shaun Everiss sm.ever...@gmail.com wrote:
Well there shouldn't be a
I sent this earlier and it has not shown up on the list. So I am
resending it. If you get two, that is why.
Someone mentioned hosting the audio file on AudioGames and Audyssey. We
would also be glad to host it on the 7-128 Software website. It could
also be just the print version where
Hi Eleanor.
I agree with Ron's comment, that is great, hopefully this can all be sorted
to get more information out there.
All the best,
Dark.
There is always more to know, more to see, more to learn. The world is vast
and wondrous strange and there are more things benieth the stars than
I'm glad to see the progress and willingness of people to help out in
this undertaking. I believe that all formats should be attempted since
not everyone has the same access or uses the same method for reading
material. And no I'm not saying one is better then another. *grin* I
know I
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