RFBD: Victor Reader vs. Bookport

2007-09-02 Thread KANE BROLIN
I've been following the discussion--(I think it was on this list)--about 
portable media players other than the iPod, that can play different file types. 

I get the impression -that the iPod cannot play the protected format used by 
Recording for the Blind  Dyslexic in the production of its digitized audio 
books.  I also get the impression Bookport will play these.  Will Victor Reader 
play RFBD material as well? 

-Kane 

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Re: RFBD: Victor Reader vs. Bookport

2007-09-02 Thread Keith Gillard
Hi,

Are you talking about daisy?

Yes both players will support Daisy as well as some other proprietary 
formats.

hth...KG
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I've been following the discussion--(I think it was on this list)--about 
portable media players other than the iPod, that can play different file 
types.

I get the impression -that the iPod cannot play the protected format used by 
Recording for the Blind  Dyslexic in the production of its digitized audio 
books.  I also get the impression Bookport will play these.  Will Victor 
Reader play RFBD material as well?

-Kane

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Re: RFBD: Victor Reader vs. Bookport

2007-09-02 Thread Kelly Pierce
I believe he is based on the subject line.  However, the question is 
somewhat artificial.  NLS will have its digital audio books available next 
year and folks likely want a machine that can access them as well as RFB 
books.  Unfortunately, NLS uses DAISY version 3.0 while RFB uses DAISY 2.2. 
The difference being is that with version 2.2 players had to be initialized 
and authorized to play DAISY books wile with version 3.0 the books are 
unlocked when they are shipped to the end user, similar to today's analog 
system where an end user's device needs to be individually authorized.  the 
book Port and perhaps the older victor Readers may not be able to play the 
NLS books.  Humanware has already introduced a next generation player and a 
next generation Book Port is expected within the next six months or so. 
the new book Port will play DAISY 3.0 books from NLS.

Kelly

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 Hi,

 Are you talking about daisy?

 Yes both players will support Daisy as well as some other proprietary
 formats.

 hth...KG
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 Subject: RFBD: Victor Reader vs. Bookport


 I've been following the discussion--(I think it was on this list)--about
 portable media players other than the iPod, that can play different file
 types.

 I get the impression -that the iPod cannot play the protected format used 
 by
 Recording for the Blind  Dyslexic in the production of its digitized 
 audio
 books.  I also get the impression Bookport will play these.  Will Victor
 Reader play RFBD material as well?

 -Kane

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