is it at all possible to use windows media player either nine or ten, please
be specific when answering ---
to play dvd's and listen to the descriptive audio, if it exists on the dvd
in question??
what special codex does one need, and is it absolutely necessary to use win
dvd or power dvd or
Hi,
Yes it definately is.
You can tab once then it usually don't say a thing or maybe video something.
Then press enter or downarow to the next item.
Movies are typically not accessible as the menus are build up of pictures.
Best regards
Brian
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From: Roger R. Cusson
hi roger, yes all the menus are available through the applications key and
then just scrool down them.
cheers
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 12:21 PM
Subject: power dvd 6
hey
my best suggestion is a standard mp3 player with some portable speaks
tj
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From: joanne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 7:21 AM
Subject: looking for a portable MP3 player but not a walkman type
I know the
as far as i know he does not curnrently sell a 2 gb model
however after the new year he will have a wider variety of products
tj
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From: doc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 11:20 PM
Subject: Re:
I sent this out a while ago and didn't get a really meaningful answer.
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
Reed
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Sent: November 29, 2005 8:55 AM
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Hi Guys,
I am using a trial version of
unfortunately it edoesn't i haven't found any mp3 players that do
tj
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Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 9:46 PM
Subject: RE: the luxpro tangent
This sounds interesting, it
i bsolutely disagree the rio products i've owned i absolutely love
my rio karma is absolutely briliant and the kcarbon i like a lot
tj
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sandisc and apple both have 4 gig players
tj
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Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 10:26 PM
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Hi
Speaking about mp3 players - what is the
Are the Sandisk models accessible?
Thans,
Kiran Kaja
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Does the luxpro tangent allow for resume? I mean by this that if one has a
book in MP3 and one stops at chapter 7, can one resume there when one next
turns the player on? Can one stop, play something else, and return to the
first file at the point one left it?
RD
no but maybe in the next firmwear that'll be created though i don't know
tj
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 1:26 PM
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Does the luxpro
i have not yet seen them
i have purchased one as a gift for my younger brother so i'll mess with it
when then and let you all know
tj
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 12:46
Some of you may have noticed that Audible has now switched to java for their
downloading options. I have therefore downloaded a Java Runtime
Environment. So, can anyone explain why I might still be getting the
Cannot find server ... Page cannot be displayed blurby everytime I try to
download
I am looking for recommendations of usb sound cards to use with a laptop to
allow me to make better recordings, both of my voice and of my voice and
the software speech so I can create training materials. I would also like
the card to have a line in jack if such a thing exists on a usb sound
Here's a link to a new product, a USB turntable. My main concern would be if
the needle is a good-sounding one, if it can be upgraded along with the
cartridge, and how well the software puts track marks down before songs.
http://www.biosmagazine.co.uk/article.php?id=2524
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
I'm not sure about now, but when I told them that my nitress was dead, they
gave me a lot of things to do, which was good. Then finally I got told that
bad news the harddrive was shot. Actually, that last nitress lasted me about
a year, and I thoughrely enjoyed the player itself. It was
I heard the Creative ones disable your primary card (good thing I didn't
spend $300 on one) and the mic jack can't be used at the same time as the
mic. I think one always overrides the other if plugged in.
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The PNY vibe is around $170, and requires no software. I like it for its
portability, and its good sound. It will last for well over 20 hours on one
tripple a battery, and has FM radio, voice recording feature, etc etc.
(32kbps). You can also record the radio; the one thing I don't like about
Dean,
I use a Creative Labs MP3+ (that is, mp3 plus) which cost me all of
$34.00 from Tiger Direct. It has R C A jacks for in and out, and it has
3.5 mm. stereo jacks as well. The down side of this U S B sound card is
that a lot of hiss is present when recording from the mike input.
One
So how do you set the needle on the track you want?
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 2:08 PM
To: PC audio discussion list.
Subject: New product: USB turntable
Here's a link to a new
I found this on
www.newegg.com
RCA RCD160 Silver Protable MP3 CD BoomBox - Retail
Battery Life: Battery Requirements Main: 6 x D size Batteries Back Up: 3 x
AA Batteries
Dimensions Weight: 14.2 x 5.9 x 10.2, 5.8 lbs
Display: LCD Segment Display
Features: Top-Load CD Player with mp3 Playback EQ
Hi all, I am Christmas shopping, and wonder if anyone can offer any advice.
I am looking for a hard-disk-based MP3 player that meets the following
criteria.
1. A blind person can use it reasonably easily.
2. It must be Audible-ready.
3. You can simply plug it in and use it as a drive in Windows
I want the same kind of features like Jonathan, but I wanted a flash player
other than the Irivers! I would like a resume, feature as well.
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You might check the Telex Professor. You can listen to a review of it
at www.blindcooltech.com. I believe, that one can also use it with
batteries, but I'm not sure about that.
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You wrote:
I know the subject of MP3 players has come up but not having the need for
one I
Hey there, Jonathan. I have been looking at the Creative line of Zen
jukeboxes, but I have no clue as to how accessible they might be. They are
all Audible-ready, and I just wonder if any good lister has used any of
these players and can tell us about them? Thanks, and I look forward to any
Hi Shane, yeah the Zens are exactly what interest me most. The price is
right, the feature set looks good, but I don't know what the controls are
like etc.
Jonathan Mosen
Blog, podcast and radio show: http://www.MosenExplosion.com
Ph: +1-925-566-9265.
Mobile/SMS +1-806-252-6671
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the creative usb card is 40 dollars or even less
they do not disable anything
tj
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From: Brent Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 5:22 PM
Subject: Re: usb sound cards
I heard the Creative
the fact that creative makes it tells meall i need to know about its
softwear
the device uses its own softwear writen by creative labs and anyone who's
owned a autigy soundcard has seen their softwear
tj
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To: 'PC audio
the rio cakali is a nice one i own one and like it a lot
flash players aare a dime addouzen though
www.dapreview.net is an amazing resource
tj
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07,
Oh, the one I found at the local computer store was $300 or so. That one is
the audigy external. I forget where I heard it, but someone said they
returned it because it wouldn't allow them to use their primary card along
with it, but that can happen between any two sound cards, not that the
Hi
The one I had for a very brief period was completely inaccessible.
I still like my Iriver h320 - especially for accessibility.
And at rockbox.org they are busy working on a firmware version which will
actually allow the player to have a talking interface.
Andre
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Hi Muchos!
May be it is because you security option or your privacy options are higher.
Try this:
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Press Alt + T, for Tools menu.
3. Press O, for Internet Options.
4. You will land on a different tab pages. Press control + Tab key until
you hear, Privacy tab.
5.
Hi, what Jonathan's has? I have my Sony MP3 player. It is just like a
flash drive and I works fine.
Regards,
Roden
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From: Gary Schindler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005
A friend had that Creative hard drive based mp3 player. I got to use it for
a short while but couldn't select songs to play without sighted assistance.
Not sure if Creative has more than one range of hard drive players. It was a
20 GB model but I can't remember the exact model number.
Regards,
Hey there. Well, it was most probably a Zen Xtra that your friend had, and
that is not good news at all for those of us who are interested in these
players. Thanks for the information.
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Hi Matthew! Well that would be a good way to get your vinal on to your
computer, and then maybe burned to CD!
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From: Matthew Bullis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 5:07 PM
Subject: New product:
I sent an e-mail to him asking for the model name/number. But he is not so
tecch savvy and may not remember it at all. Don't you guys have the 30 day
return policy stuff in the US at all?
I am also on the lookout for a hard drive based mp3 player. In addition to
the requirements mentioned
Hi Kiran
I wouldn't change my Iriver h320 for anything! Not only is it reasonably
accessible, but the recording quality is the best I have heard from any
player of its size.
Another exciting development is that the folks at rockbox.org is working on
alternative firmware that may actually give
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