I found it interesting that the link for the player was just below tiffany's
post asking where it was, smile.
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http://klango.net
anthony
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Subject: Re: Klango player?
what is the website to get this player?
Tiffany
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Subject: Re: Klango player?
The first thing you need to do is go to their web site and register. Once
you do that
you can then start the player up and you'll hear that tick tock but it
should only last for a few seconds and then a slight pause and the speech
should come on. It is an interesting player in the fact that you can
listen
to lots of streams and podcasts as well as books. You also can download
their games and play them. They only have a couple of games. The player
is
self voicing but I leave window-eyes running and it works fine here. I
don't claim advantages over winamp but they have done a good job as far
as
grouping lots of streams in to sections.
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On 7/3/2008 at 6:32 PM Chris Skarstad wrote:
Hey folks
For a while now, I've heard about the Klango player, a number of
people have mentioned it on several different forums and things.
Visiting the website
http://klango.net didn't really tell me all that much, other than
it's a media player, and is self-voicing. Now, as most of you
probably know, I'm a big time fan of Winamp, and I've even given
Foobar 2000 a shot. I've even tried real alternative and thought they
were all pretty cool. I downloaded and installed the player,
thinking that my Sapi 5 synthesizers I had installed would just take
over and I could navigate the screen, but all I heard was a sort of
tick, tock, tick, tock sound going from left to right in my speakers.
Not having speech, I sort of panicked and really haven't played with
it much since then. So, what can this player do that Winamp can not?
Is it safe to use the player with a screenreader already running
i.e. System Access to go, JAWS or Window-eyes? Since I only heard
the weird sound I wasn't sure what in hell was going on. What will
this player do that all the others can't, or won't do?
I'm really curious to try it but not sure where to start?
Thanks.
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