I have a couple questions about Mp3sparks.
1. Can a blind person use it independently, or is there a CAPTTCHA?
2. While I certainly like the prices, does anybody know if any of
the money reaches any artist? If not, it's no different than using
illegal file sharing services, except that someb
I come to this thread late. while I still really like Total
Recorder, a good reason to go with Replay A/V is that it will work
perfectly under Vista whereas tR won't.
Dean
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Mike, unless version 8.x of Replay AV has limitations not found in
earlier versions, it is capable of starting a recording from hybernation.
I found the Replay A/V feedback process to be cumbersome but
certainly not unusable. the one time I reported some alteration to
their database, i believe
Part of the solution, how I avoid having others hear JAWS unless I
want them to, is to use earphones on my end.
Dean
At 12:50 PM 8/15/2007, you wrote:
>Hi
>Apologies if it seems that I've asked something like this before. I
>have for a grander scale project for streaming radio on the net. Now
>
Replay a/v should work under Vista. total Recorder, unless they've
changed their message on their web site, can record some formats and
not others.
Dean
At 05:50 PM 8/21/2007, you wrote:
>Do you know definitely that total recorder does not work under Vista
>-- just because a driver is not sig
record .wav anyway.
>
>on Tuesday 08/21/2007 Dean Martineau([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
> > Replay a/v should work under Vista. total Recorder, unless they've
> > changed their message on their web site, can record some formats and
> > not others.
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I just visited
http://www.totalrecorder.com/
and it works.
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When I go to this page:
http://www.totalrecorder.com/index.htm
and refresh the page, it is still there, and I can access links from
it, namely the FAQ.
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Right above the table listing today's games is link allowing you to
choose a date. I haven't explored it, but it is probably usable.
I'm referencing
http://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/multimedia/audio.jsp
Dean
At 04:10 PM 8/28/2007, you wrote:
>Does anyone know if it is possible to fin
My guess is that the information is stored safely in some registry
key, and once one knows where that is, it wouldn't be a problem to
back up that key.
Dean
At 08:25 AM 8/31/2007, you wrote:
>Dennis
>
>Your suggestion of copying makes sense -- and I do have a backup of the
>folder -- but it is
Hello. I have listened to many of the podcasts about digital recorders. I
would like a small one for recording conferences and lectures. I would love
the ease of use of the Olympus Ds-50, and don't need more space than it is
limited to, but want to get the best quality I can. My frames of refer
I don't use that service, but hit enter to turn forms mode on, then hit
alt-down-arrow, then down arrow.
Dean'
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I have found the results to be variable with the site I'm going to mention,
and I haven't used it for what you are asking, though it appears that it
should allow you to do what you want. The site is
http://www.zamzar.com
Let us know how it works.
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All games are free this year. Look for audio League Pass, or go to
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In limited exploration, I didn't find that program to be terribly
accessible. What I use it for is to quickly and effortlessly split an mp3
file into smaller files of a chosen length. that is a breeze.
Dean
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As a JAWS user, if I were using this program , I would create a new
configuration file for vlc, then go into the Keyboard manager for Vlc and
disable the Next and Previous paragraph functions, which you won't use in
Vlc anyway, thereby liberating those keystrokes for use by the media player
without
I don't know if this will give you the results you want. You will need to
mark up the text file according to their fairly clear instructions. Once
you do, though, you will get back, depending on what you request, either a
Daisy book in one of three formats or an mp3 file.
http://w3.wmcnet.org/dt
Use the Pacemaker plug-in:
http://www.surina.net/pacemaker/
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ith a PaceMaker?
sorry for my ignorance
thanks for sharing.
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to elaborate, it is good to have a fairly recent version of the
firmware, since APH has made improvements in this aspect of the
device. Under Options, you program the time interval moved when you
hit +3 forward or 1+2 backward. the choices are 2 10 and 30
seconds. Also, 3, 6 and 9 forward or
The advantage of Replay a/v over total Recorder is that it is totally
unobtrusive, since it bypasses the sound card altogether. I'm mostly
ecstatic about it, but there are some streams I seems not to
record. I find it has trouble with some RealAudio streams.
Dean
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Let me start by pointing out that as part of the measurably low price
of US $9.00, one can subscribe to Sound Computing, a series of 50
audio articles, one of which concerns how to speed up playback in
winamp and windows Media Player;.
Regarding Pacemaker, here is the page from which older vers
If I recall, it will install itself into the plug-ins folder, which
is where it needs to end up.
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I recently helped a friend upgrade to xp home sp2 and add dsl. while
at it, I installed Spyware Blaster and updaged the computer for all
critical windows updates. Before the upgrade, the user could listen
to baseball via mlb.com. Now he can't. He can listen to NHL
streams. When trying to vi
I'm looking for music for my mother, who loves Dean Martin among
other artists from that era. I am open to buying any cd's that are
for sale, but otherwise wonder which if any of the online music sites
might have collections of music by Dean Martin or others from that era.
Thanks for any point
Hi. You can slow down music without changing pitch in windows Media
Player 10 and in winamp if you use the pacemaker plug-in.
Dean
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I can only share my experience as a former Total Recorder devotee. I
largely use a laptop these days, and the total Recorder driver did
once interfere with my primary sound driver, so that didn't endear me
to the program. If Replay A/V hadn't come along, I would still be
using total Recorder.
to use the plug-in, go into winamp preferences and choose dsp
plug-ins. Tab to the list of available plug-ins and arrow to choose
Pacemaker. I've seen the plug-in functin differently on different
systems and different versions of it, but most likely you will be in
a dialog with three sliders.
somebody else will have to answer about running more than one encoder
at a time.
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I can confirm the problem with the repeat button. I wish they would
fix that but it isn't fatal.
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Again, the trick to stopping a recording is to hit the context menu
key and then hit the appropriate letter. I can't remember offhand if
the letter to hit is s or p, but you don't want to hit enter as if
you were in a fully accessible program! Once you do it this way, you
will get the dialog
How accessible are either WavePad or Freecorder for beginners?
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I never use that mini-browser. I couldn't make it work. Assuming you
can identify the Url of the sound you want to record, copy it to the
clipboard from your usual browser. Now, in the schedule dialog,
don't check the box you checked, rather, check the one that says to
run a program at the ap
total Recorder is found at www.highcriteria.com, but I at least have
abandoned it in favor of Replay a/v, whose Url I don't have.
Dean
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Replay a/v records silently, so one doesn't even know it is
happening. It can do this with streams of any streaming type. Total
Recorder can only do this with mp3 streams, and even then it is using
the sound card. The latest version of Total Recorder has added the
ability to record multiple
I haven't been following most of the threads around here lately, but
if you have Kurzweil, you probably have windows xp, and you can burn
mp3 or music cd's using its built-in capability. I'm pretty sure
instructions have been posted for doing this bedore; if you need
them, I'll try to find th
Here below is a whole thread discussing using windows Media to rip
and burn cd's.
As usual, in windows, there is more than one way to do things. I am
in the habit of opening my cd drive in My Computer and opening the
folder containing my files to be burned in another My Computer
window. I th
I did find dspeech, but you cant put a space in the name. In fact,
if you search for dspeech and hit the I'm Feeling Lucky button,
you'll go right to the page.
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Raising the volume in Winamp has nothing to do with JAWS scripts, so
it does not matter which screen reader you use. Up arrow does
it. Also, in order to set the volume independent of the screen
reader volume using software speech, use the wave out plug-in and on
some systems you have to use t
Patrick, can you elaborate on what changes you make to the
configuration on an xp system to improve the performance of the
winamp Direct Sound plugin?
Dean
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with any of the popular sound editors, Goldwave, Sound Forge and
Studio Recorder, and probably others as well, you can compress mp3
files so that they play faster on mp3 players. Goldwave and Sound
Forge both can do this as batch jobs which is nice.
Dean
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the short answer is, yes, this can easily be done. I'll try to write
up a description of how to do it.
Dean
At 03:58 PM 8/3/2006, you wrote:
>Hello,
>is there a way to tell total recorder to save with a particular file
>name where only the date changes? at the station where i work, we're
>th
Ok, here is how to make total Recorder version 6.0 (though the same
principle will work on earlier versions,) save recordings based on
the name of the show and the date.
this is not the only procedure to accomplish what we want, but it is
the one I use.
In TR, you can set a default file name r
I apologize that this request for information has fallen through the cracks.
As I mentioned, you can, if you want, speed up playback of audio
files. You can do this with individual files using Studio Recorder,
and with Goldwave and Sound Forge you can process one file at a time
or a batch of f
he bottom?
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It gives you compressed speech, where the pitch remains unaltered but
the voice is accelerated.
Dean
At 12:06 PM 8/7/2006, you wrote:
>What does this give you? Compressed speech or sped up speech with
>pitch rising?
>Thanks.
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I wrote to them and they acknowledged that registration is likely
impossible, and I agree. I haven't gotten help getting over that
hurdle, but they seem to believe, and the existing keyboard shortcuts
give cause for cautious optimism, that the system is usable once you register.
Dean
At 06:3
I haven't seen fit to upgrade winamp beyond 5.11. Pacemaker 1.32
works fine for me with JfW 7 and earlier and xp SP 2.
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Hello. I haven't read all the messages on this thread, so hope this
wasn't already covered. first, when using RealPlayer with software
speech, can the volume of the sound be changed without affecting the
volume of the synthesizer? this formerly wasn't possible as I
recall. Second, does Rea
First, make sure you have lane_enc.dll set up in this
folder: C:\WINDOWS\system\Lame_Enc.Dll
Next, go into the Recording Source and Perameters dialog, and make
sure Convert using "Recording format" specified below is
checked. then hit space on the Change button to open the dialog to
set the
A cheaper way to go, unless you already planned to buy Sound Forge,
is to investigate Replay Converter
http://www.applian.com/replay-converter/index.php
Dean
At 09:58 PM 9/14/2006, you wrote:
>I am trying to find a way to get old Prairie Home Companion sound
>clips of Emily Shackleton that were
Use the batch processing option. It is a multi-page dialog box. On
the first tab, click add files and choose the files to add. You can
do this as often as you need until the files are all added. That is
the Convert tab. On the Process tab you choose the actions you want
to perform. On the
The latest Top Tech tidbits for Thursday contined a link to a Cnet review of
the best mp3 players for audio books. At least one person had difficulty
getting into the link because of its length, but the article is still there.
For your convenience, here are the names of the non-iPod players they h
I've only used this a couple times but I think it works: assume for
simplicity that all your mp3's start with the same name, get to the command
line in xp by typing cmd in the run dialog, navigate to the folder where the
mp3's are stored, then type
Copy /b files*.mp3 newfile.mp3
This assumes that
For the record, I joined a couple mp3 files using the command line method,
using the copy /b command, then opened the resulting file in winamp. Using
the appropriate commands, winamp accurately reported on the elapsed time and
time remaining, so at least in this case, the mp3 file wasn't too badly
Hi. Pandora, the innovative music service, has come up here a time or two.
The service has a lot to offer, and isn't very accessible. I believe one
person claims to have registered independently, but at least two of us have
asked Pandora support to register us since they admit that the registrati
I had this happen once also. It's quite frustrating!
Dean
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It is quite possible to add podcasts manually to Replay A/v if you go grab
the feed address and paste it into the Add Show dialog.
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Paul Hudson gave very clear instructions; I am very impressed, since I can
usually figure these things out and I couldn't solve this one, but he did.
You don't need to register and the audio quality is good.
Dean
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This volume control problem, otherwise unsolvable, is one of the benefits of
running Vista, where each channel has its own volume control.
Dean
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I'm in a position to advise somebody about an fm transmitter to send the
computer audio signal throughout the house. What is the current wisdom? I
have a card from a British company whose name I can't remember, and it is
great. I recall that they now produce something more polished, and probably
It seems that, while Total Recorder 7 does allow recording using Vista, its
former ability to separate out software speech and record only the desired
source has gone away with the new kernel driver. Has anybody successfully
made a recording with it and maintained screen reader use? I can't figure
In fact, I don't think there's much we can do about it, but I can always
hope that somebody can find a loophole. Here is my response received from
High Criteria support:
Hello Dean Martineau,
Under Windows Vista with Total Recorder an output of another software
(including Internet tr
ceived from
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>Hello Dean Martineau,
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>Under Windows Vista with Total Recorder an output of another software
>(including Internet transmission) can be recorded in three ways:
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>The first one is in SoundBoard mode from a loop-back line. Regretfully
&g
Mike has provided an excellent framework for a comparison between Total
Recorder and Replay A/V. I'll intersperse comments after his features,
which are unquestioned plusses for Replay A/v.
(1) ability to record a stream prior to its reaching the sound card.
This is the biggie; Total Recorder do
Don't buy any of them without using one of the promotional codes which will
save you a goodly chunk of money. Applian has made these available to the
blind community. I put them in Tidbits, so they're in the archive, or ask
when you decide on which product you'll buy and I, or somebody else, can
Here is the item as it appeared in Top Tech Tidbits for Thursday:
om the Internet, are accessible to the blind. Now they're offering discount
coupons for purchasing themto readers of this newsletter. The coupons are
currently valid until 23 May, but can easily be extended. To get $20.00 off
the
I recently got a question about the current state of finding US
college football and basketball games on the Internet. Can people
summarize the best way(s) to find such broadcasts these days?
Thanks.
Dean
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Hi, Pam. .m3u files are indeed playlists. You can o[pen them in a text
editor to see what the actual files are. It is often then possible to
download those files.
The current main menu archives, available at
http://www2.acbradio.org/mainmenu/shows.php
seem to have download links for easy downl
Check out this free converter:
http://www.zamzar.com/
Dean
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Hello. In the past, it was possible to easily get both versions of NHL game
broadcasts online. Now, I can only figure out how to get the home
broadcast. Am I missing something?
Dean
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Do you know what it costs to upgrade to this from Replay a/v 8, or whatever
the previous version was?
Dean
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I am quite happy with Cd Burner xp, for which I did a fairly complete review
on Tek Talk. It's free.
Dean
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Does any
The answer should be yes. It will be easier if you run Xp than it would be
if you run Vista, but even with Vista it can be done. Try a track and see
what results you get. If it doesn't work, then we'll have to discuss your
settings.
Dean
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Hi Dean,
Every time I try to get: cd burner xp, I only am offered Infrarecorder.
Are they the same program?? Regards, Don
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I'd probably go into the registry and delete any item including the word
goldWave, then do the install.
Dean
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Hi Dean,
Both Google search and cdburnerxp lead only to the Infrarecorder, I would
much appreciate the proper link to download cdburnerxp, thanks, Don
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One might be able to use windows Vista Speech Recognition with the $15
add-in that allows you to transcribe a wave file to generate some kind of
output, but it will be one long fairly inaccurate string of text with no
punctuation, since no punctuation marks will have been indicated in the
audio. N
In case you're still looking for this, I use Mp3 Direct Cut, which is free
and does a great job of splitting files into any desired length of segments.
Dean
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You will not be able to do all you want to do with one package, and you will
have to do some work. For instance, if your player doesn't handle certain
formats, you'll have to convert them using some other means.
Book Wizard Producer from American Printing House coxsts $200.00 US.
If you're willi
though not used it myself as yet.
Ray.
dean martineau wrote:
You will not be able to do all you want to do with one package, and you will
have to do some work. For instance, if your player doesn't handle certain
formats, you'll have to convert them using some other means.
Book Wizard Pr
I'll take a good satire on the rose parade before the parade itself any day.
A good four hours before the actual parade started, KPFK broadcast the
parade. Well, it was a spoof, I think from the 70's, produced I believe by
something called The Credibility Gap. This historic broadcast starts about
I did a Tek Talk demonstration of the free Cd Burner xp. The demonstration
is found at
http://accessibleworld.org/audio/download/202/tektalk-08-04-08-cd-burtner-xp
.mp3
The download link is here:
http://cdburnerxp.se/downloadsetup.php
Dean
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Assuming you have a fairly recent version of Kurzweil, go to the file menu,
utilities submenu, and choose create audio files. Choose the number of
pages per file and the audio quality.
Dean
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I do this using an iMic. I don't worry about changing the JAWS default
soundcard; I simply plug in the USB device and then JAWS comes through its
headphone output, which is ok for the purpose. What happens if you just plug
in the device to the USB port?
Dean
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If you use JAWS, there are scripts that make Goldwave quite accessible, and
much of this support also exists with Window-Eyes set files. So depending
on what you're doing with these files, you may find the enhancements
provided by the scripts justify the purchase. The other two programs you
menti
I will sometimes want to take audio from dvd's and convert it to mp3. I
imagine most of the dvd's whose content will interest me will be
unprotected, but maybe I'll want to save the audio from some movie sometime.
I already have Replay Converter, which does some of this, but only with
unprotected
If you do a Google search for 7zip, you will get this very good free archive
program that among other formats handles .rar format. Rar is an archive
format like .zip. You have to unpack the files before you can play them.
There are lots of other programs that will do the job as well.
Dean
I would use your xp system. The two leading programs for recording streams
are Replay a/v and Total Recorder. Both are good. I have always preferred
Total Recorder. You can download a demo of Replay a/v to try it out,
And there are audio tutorials for JAWS users at
http://www.applian.com/sup
There is doubtless another way, but here is what I would do:
1. Add the two stations. From the shows menu, chose add station,
Then enter the call letters into the dialog. Both stations are in the Media
Guide, so it will be easy to add them. Hit the Add Station link.
2. For each station, g
Not as good as Sound Forge in this respect, but you can set the Zoom level
to a particular interval, then use the arrows to advance by that level.
Dean
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This is an integral feature of Goldwave. From the file menu, choose Batch
processing. You first add files to the batch on the conversion tab, then, on
that same tab, choose the format and quality you want to convert to. It
works very well.
Dean
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This question comes up periodically, but things do change, so I thought I
would ask again in case somebody knows a solution: does anybody have a way,
using any screen reader/browser combo, while using the Pandora service, to
"thumbs up" or "thumbs down" a song, skip a song, create a station, or
mod
KbPiano is a neat-looking little program that turns the computer keyboard
into a music keyboard. It has features allowing you to create chords, blend
instruments, and record your creation. It looks like it should work, but so
far I have not gotten any music out of it. I've used the Pass Key Thro
On my Vista system, I had similar inability to access that high-quality
feed. However, I used the WMF link, which entailed installing the Abacast
plug-in. Once I did this, the stream played fine in Windows Media Player.
I believe that high-quality mp3 link is defective, or at least non-standard.
I use Winamp and the player is not the problem; it is the structure of the
.m3u file itself I believe.
Dean
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> On 2/4/2009 at 9:17 AM dean martineau wrote:
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>>KbPiano is a neat-looking little program that turns the computer keyboard
>>into a music keyboard. It has features allowing you to create chords,
>>blend
>>instrum
I would use the command line to achieve what you want. For simplicity,
perhaps put the files into the root folder of drive c:, or some other easy p
lace you can find. The easiest scenario would be if you wanted all the files
from the book to end up in one file. So if the book is called my multifil
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