Hi Tom,
Unfortunately, I don't think there's a way in wmp to go to a place in a track
by specifying a time,
David.
original message:
Hello David and list: Just wondering..is there any way (in WMP)..to go exactly
to a certain place in the track or file as you can in Winamp? Tom Kaufman
Hi joanne,
1. Using Jaws 10 you can read the name of the currently playing track by
pressing insert+ctrl+t.
2. As someone has already said, you can seek back and forward by moving to the
seek slider, just press ctrl+tab once or twice to move to it. Pressing the
arrow keys moves you by one
Hello David and list: Just wondering..is there any way (in WMP)..to go
exactly to a certain place in the track or file as you can in Winamp?
Tom Kaufman
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I know there are different modes and menus one can set to hopefully make WMP as
accessible as possible, but I need help doing so. I am used to Winamp giving
me the track title and length, etc., but I can't find this info when playing
tracks in Media Player. Using Jaws 10 or 8 with XP Home.
I kind of wish I had that information as well! Joanne..you didn't say which
version of WMP you are using..but I'm running WMP 11..and I see no way to
access that information! Not only that, but it doesn't seem like there's a
way to move backward or forward in a track or file! So maybe there
to access track info using Windows Media Player 11
I kind of wish I had that information as well! Joanne..you didn't say which
version of WMP you are using..but I'm running WMP 11..and I see no way to
access that information! Not only that, but it doesn't seem like there's a
way to move backward
: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 6:30 PM
Subject: how to access track info using Windows Media Player 11
I know there are different modes and menus one can set to hopefully make
WMP as accessible as possible, but I need help doing so. I am used to
Winamp giving me the track title and length, etc., but I
Hi people,
In WMP 11, use control + tab to place focus in the seek slider. I'm
using Jaws 9, and when I land on this slider Jaws says to increase
or decrease use arrow keys...right/up arrow to increase, left/down
arrow to decrease.
Hope this works for you all...
Norma
At 06:29 PM
Hello Norma and list: Yes..that does work. However it's not real
precise..but it can move you through a file; you just have no real way to
tell where you are as you can with Winamp!
Tom Kaufman
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