Hi Tyler!
yes, it is accessible using JAWS.
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Will Ghost not clone a DVD
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It sounds like you're almost asking for voice recognition. Now, if the
book were being done in DAISY, all of this would be available to you. But
the feature you wanted regarding continuing where you left off is
available in Winamp if you are a JAWS user. Otherwise, I'd recommend a
portable MP3
Hi,
I know you have to rate stations with this radio system:
http://ca.music.yahoo.com/launchcast/stations/default.asp
or rather, your station, if you have one. (You have to sign up to yahoo! to be
able to make your own station).
Anyway, has anyone got the rating system to be accesible; or
nope, and I've been mucking with it for like 4 years. Yahoo and
accessability are not good friends.
Rick
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Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 10:19 AM
Subject: launchcast radio and the my station
Hi,
I
Hi Tyler,
What communications have you attempted with Yahoo on this issue?
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Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 8:19 AM
Subject: launchcast radio and the my station
Hi,
I know you have to rate stations
ha ha ha ha ha, communication with yahoo goes nowhere! I've not gotten any
constructive dialog with them and I've been trying for the past 4 years.
Rick
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Sent: Sunday,
I haven't bothered because I thought I might have been doing something
wrong, however, when I look back on it now and when I had wanted to create a
yahoo acount, I called them. And...waited, and waited. I did this for about
15 minutes; and so I resorted to e-mail them. I gave them my phone
I will be addressing this to yahoo. If I get no response, I will simply tell
them, or ask them, why they have a center for visually impaired people to
create acounts, yet they provide no accesibility. I guess I'll be forced to
resort to real player 10 again.
Tyler
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Hey Tyler,
We must all make the attempt to get these issues addressed. Perhaps, if
companies like Google and Yahoo hear from hundreds of blind people on a very
frequent basis, things may begin to change for the better.
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Hi all,
Seems there is a similar service that is more accessible. Check this out:
http://www.bluebeat.com
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I will, (I have my ways...). But seriously, I bet if us, as a blind
comunity, demanded to have what is right for us (accesibility), they might
well do some rethinking.
Tyler
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Hi Tyler,
We certainly must start out by asking. If only a couple of blind people ask
for accessibility once in awhile, well, that's just not probably going to
garner the level of attention it deserves, but if we all start asking
frequently...
We're largely completely off the radar screen
That's cool! I'll have to check it out!
Allison
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It will. It's not strongly documented, but it will.
Hi!
My email is
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Hello Allison!
Send me your e mail address and I will send
Tyler! Yes, I'm referring to something like Gold Wave. However, I
don't use Gold Wave so can't advise as how to change its settings. You will
want to record the Wave signal from whatever your audio device is, Sound
Blaster whatever.
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Hi all!
Goldwave and I seem to be at odds with one another. I am attempting to record
some midi files so that I can save them in mp3 format, but once again, whenever
I play the saved file in winamp, I hear nothing. This is really frustrating. I
looked under volume and recording settings, but
Alison, it really sounds like you're not setting something correctly in
the record properties of the Windows volume control.
Bruce
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imtoo audio encoder can do it
www.imtoo.com
On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 18:15:24 -0600, Randy tijerina wrote:
Hello gang. I am not sure if i asked this before.
what is a good program i can use to convert a .m4a file?
i know winamp will play it. I need to convert it to .mp3 so i can burn it.
I heard
No just a search feature like pulling a document into word and searching for
a key word or the go to or jump to command in word. I am a jaws user.
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That's probably it, but what specifically should I check, and which setting
should I apply when I get there?
Allison
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Wait you can use the jump to time feature in Winamp even with Window-eyes.
You cn't search for a specific word though, but you could go righ to it with
the jump command in Winamp, I do it all the time.
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You want to have midi selected as your recording source.
Bruce
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On Sun, 18 Dec 2005, Allison
Yes, but you can't enter a word to search for in an audio file without
some pretty elaborate voice recognition. And the nice thing about a time
marker is you can have a hundred files and don't need to memorize a
hundred time positions to jump to. Winamp should really implement this.
Bruce
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I'm not talking so much about voice recognition, just word recognition like
in a word document searching for the word counseling for example. I'll try
the markers Is it only in individual tracks and do they save for future
searches? I am very new with winamp except for listening to music. Thank
I agree, was just trying to help. You must remember though that Winamp was
designed to be used with music, not the spoken word like the Daisy format.
Just some thoughts.
Chuck
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it should be in your my music directory under your personal documents and
settings.
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Well I
I'm looking for an accessible wireless router, what would anyone recommend. I'm
currently using a Linksys but it's going bad, it won't let me change anything
like passwords etc.
Thanks,
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My sincere
Allison! I suspect to get those MIDI files recorded you want to do the
following:
! Press windows-r to open the Run dialogue
! Type sndvol32 /r
! Press Enter
! Tab over to Wave and be sure it's checked and that it's volume is half way
up or more
Now play your MIDI file and try to
I'm using a lynksys and it's working just great. the linksys wireless g to
be exact.
i upgraded the firmware because it was out of date, but I've been happy with
it.
Rick
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If you still need help, send me the midi files.
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Subject: problem recording midi files.
Hi all!
Goldwave and I
Thanks Jerry I'll give it a try. Did you check out the audio clips on my
web site?
Mac
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Mac! A lot of
I couldn't say but I'd say that if your talking about Norton Ghost I'd say
no but if your talking abought I think it's slysoft.com that has a ghost
program that one I'd say yes. If slysoft doesn't have it it's probably at
clonedvd.net and I know I saw it somewhere.
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Hi,
Me too. I had firmware that came with the unit and never
did update until just a couple of weeks ago. Narry a problem with
linksys wireless g for me!
Rusty
At 03:41 PM 12/18/2005, Richard Claypool spake thusly:-
I'm using a lynksys and it's working just great. the linksys
I used annapod to load an audible book on to my iPod. Most of the
time I can do this without any difficulty. When I loaded my last
book on to the iPod it lost the connection while I was loading the
book. I reformated the iPod and updated to the latest software. I
can load the same book
Hi there,
So is Any DVD accessible with Jaws?
And can it be used to make a backup copy of a commercial DVD?
Thanks,
Chris
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Yes it certainly is
Yes its jaws friendly and you can copy comercial DVD's. Do you know that
AnyDVD is not a copy program but a kind of driver. You can use your favorite
copy program and have AnyDVD loaded and then all communication to and from
your DVD drives goes thru AnyDVD. AnyDVD removoes copy protection and
www.slysoft.com
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On Sun, 18 Dec 2005, russell Bourgoin wrote:
Hi,
Where can this
http://www.slysoft.com
There is also CloneDVD and CloneCD on this page. Really good software.
CloneDVD is unfortunately not jaws friendly.
OZ0TE Jacob
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Hi,
Where can
Hi everyone,
I had a question I don't think is for this list. I used to belong to
BlindTech for this type of question, but with all the restores and such on
this computer, I lost the subscribe info. Could someone please tell me how
to subscribe or if the list isn't still around, give me the
I really like the ones that you can buy for an Ipod. You always see them on
that rack with the rest of the Ipod stuff. They cost around 40 dollars, but
they do close off your ears as they are cushioned.
Maybe those aren't called ear buds. They come with three sizes of rubber
cushions.
At
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On Sun, 18 Dec 2005, LisaP Briones wrote:
Hi everyone,
I had a question
Have you tried resetting the router or changing the cables.. I like the
dlinks quality and the fact that it works well but its website is not as
accessible. I liked the smc website and the linksys routers are accessible.
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hey guys, need some help here. do any one knows why,
reasontly, when i use my pc to make recording, when i
play back, it keep skeeping? i have 1 gig of rem,
pentium 1.., and using cool edit pro.
thank you.
Chee Chau.
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Tired
the easiest way is to pull one song up first
then pull up the next
You can control tab between the two songs at that point. which ever one you
wish to conbine at the end select that track
control+a
then control tab to the other track
then control+e to add to the end of that track
then control+a
You missed the control+c copy command, which needs to be entered after the
control+a. GRIN
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Hi
I'm not sure which list will deal with this and so I apologise in advance if
I'm treading on the wrong toes.
I recently downloaded the 'accessible' Snapstream 'Beyond TV' to make use of my
tv tuner card. I've followed all the instructions and have a channel list but I
just cant seem to
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