Hi Jason:

In order to play Daisy books from  RFB&D, you'll need to  have an 
approved player.  Currently they are  supporting Humanware's Victor 
reader Stream, and other Victor Reader  players. This is due to 
publishers ristrictions   due to Copywright law.

What happens  is that through a technology called Digital Rights 
management, D.R.M. for short, your player  gets stamped with a key, 
this is done  currently by purchasing  a software package from RFB&D 
for $20.  Only  players with  the D.R.M. key  stamped on them will 
allow the  Daisy  files to play.

D.R.M. is also used in Books from  N.L.S. and Audible.com.  You can 
find  the controversial   explanations of D.R.M. for music and  other 
Copywright texts and matterials  on the Ellectronic Frontier 
Foundation's web site at: www.eff.org.


I think  one day, RFB&D may support other players, but for now 
Humanware has the dominating  market.  I also recall that you can 
ship your  Plextalk Players to RFB&D to get  the key installed as well.

Hope this helps.

Jeff

At 08:29 AM 2/14/2008, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>I have a few daisy books from RFB & D. Does anyone know how to get these
>books onto an MP3 player? I would much rather carry my player around
>than the cd player.
>
>Or is there a utility to convert daisy books to regular mp3 files that
>are in some logical sequential order?
>
>Thanks,
>Jason
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