Re: Where do you get your music?
I've heard of Zune but not bothered with it. Personally, I didn't really start on digital music until I started downloading game soundtracks back in 2003 or so, which I'd just play with wmp or winamp by folder. Sinse however I needed a plac
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i hope, these players last for a long long time, as then, we have to wonder - i think, what players will be usable in the future, and no, i dont mean ipods, as i am done with them. and i dont think, that viktor can be bought in the central europe, but who
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WARNING!Disregard my previous message here and avoid Media Monkey at all costs!The web site turns out to be a shameless bait and switch money grab and if you can figure out how to download it, it installs malware behind your back.I can thank my lucky stars
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WARNING!Disregard my previous message here and avoid Media Monkey at all costs!The web site turns out to be a shameless bait and switch money grab and if you can figure out how to download it, it installs malware behind your back.I can thank got System
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Also, on the sight they neglect to mention that those Clip players are no longer supported, and Rockbox development proceeds at a crawl; I think it's only a matter of time before it's abandoned due to lack of resources. That being said, I just
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Has anyone looked at Media Monkey? It sounds like a nice media organizer and player, among other things. Is it accessible? Here's a challenge for you, go to their web site at http://www.mediamonkey.com and see if you can figure out how to download the
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I agree with Wanderrer regarding The web site promoting MP3 players for the blind. They are just taking advantage of handicapped people and how few products are made for them to turn a quick buck.@Dark, my introduction to digital music ,other than CDs, was
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@Figment, Yep, I have always done something similar myself to that with folders anyway so translating to the victor was no problem. I'll admit mine is a little less formal, for example I have one big directory called film soundtracks, then folder
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Like I said in a previous post, when these players were being made the 8GB model was going for like $50. The person or people behind that sight were slapping Rockbox on them, apparently giving people sketchy information about the players being designed for
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thanks for all the answers. why do you think, its unethical? ofcourse i didnt bought the player from them, but anyway.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=240874#p240874
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I've never heard of this RB Clip program, just use Rockbox Utility. It's got a couple minor accessibility annoyances, but it works fine. I'd be hesitant to trust this Talking MP3 players site, if only because I think their business prac
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hello,i will stick with the 64 gigabite card, as the 128 gb one, is way too expensive. as for the Linux thing. i heard, that the seller from the talking mp3 players, has a program, which can run under Windows, and prepare your card, too. one last question
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@Bucklee12 my card works fine, have not had any problems at all with it. You will most likely need to use Linux to format it though, as the default filesystem on cards of that size is XFAT, which Rockbox does not support. Might not be worth the hastle if
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@DarkNice, so by careful use of folders, I could eliminate the need for playlists, I can adapt to that.At present I have my music organized in folders by artist, then within each artist by album, then the file names are a two digit track number, a space, a
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@Figment, first, the Victor stream has a 32 gb sd card. You could use a 64 gb one, however last I heard the victor's software went a bit screwy, which I agree isn't good, though this could well be fixed now, (I did buy my Victor a year ago and th
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is your 128 gb card working fine in it? no slow downs, or veird behavior from the player, as its not officially an supported card size?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=240802#p240802
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Anything larger than 32GB is going to be SDXC.
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@wanderer, thanks for explaining. as for the card topic. you said, you put 128 gb card in it. was it exactly the micro sd type, or something else like micro sdhc, microsdxc, etc? i am asking, because my sansa has just arrived, and i am preparing to buy a
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The database option is in the main menu, if it's not showing up something is very different about your Rockbox build or configuration. Maybe try deleting the configuration file and see if that helps.
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@gene: Mp3va.com sells tracks $0.15 a piece normally, and albums are in the dollar/two dollar range depending on how long they are. They are based in Ukraine, which is why the 3-tear pricing structure you have in Us/Uk stores doesn't apply to them. Thi
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@gene: Mp3va.com sells tracks $0.15 a piece normally, and albums are in the dollar/two dollar range depending on how long they are. They are based in Ukraine, which is why the 3-tear pricing structure you have in Us/Uk stores doesn't apply to them. Thi
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At Wanderer, could you be a little more specific about where I might find this database option? It's definitely not in the main menu, and holding down the enter key did bring up a menu that showed stuff like sort files alphabetically and so on, but I d
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Brailsoft's Music Categorizer didn't last long here.I followed their instructions for setting it up and starting the mp3 scan for files. It gave me an error about a file not having an m3e header or something like that without telling me what f
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Rockbox was never intended for blind people; voicing was introduced as a feature because it was wanted by users and developers, so that you don't have to take the player out of pocket to look at it. About the label recording, that can be done wit
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That was one of the other reasons that turned me off on that rockbox based mp3 player for the blind, besides the tedium of having to record all those folder and track names, you also had to waste space on the player to hold all those files.
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At Bucklee12, the program you're talking about is called RB Clip. Lots of people swear by it, but I don't care for it at all. It creates files that are spoken by your TTS of choice, but those take up much-needed space on the player or micro SD car
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I really want to contribute to this thread, but I'm too busy listening to my audiobooks ... ripped and tagged in iTunes.Oh go on then. I get my music from wherever; typically indies like BandCamp, on CDs, from Audible, and occasionally from the iTunes
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Dark,100 GB? How big an SD card will the Victor Reader Stream accept? I thought it was 32 GB.Thats good news that the Victor Reader Stream supports m3u playlists, because the Brailsoft Music Categorizer can make them.I'm not that big on play lists, but
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Dark,100 GB? How big an SD card will the Victor Reader Stream accept? I thought it was 32 GB.Thats good news that the Victor Reader Stream supports m3u playlists, because the Brailsoft Music Categorizer can make them.I'm not that big on play lists, but
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hello, i heard here something about spelling the names of the folders, and subfolders on the sansa players. on the sellers website i read about a program, which enables the speaking of your custom folders, and files. does anyone have it, or, how this thing
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I don't know, but it must be a recent change because I think I remember seing a line that said "digital purchases are not supported from this site" within the last six months to a year.It's probably just as well, Amazon's price p
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@Figment, when I spoke of not changing the voice speed on the Victor, I was talking about with the interface only. You can speed up everything, but it will also speed up playback of audio files as well as the speaking of elements on the interface such as
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I don't know, but it must be a recent change because I think I remember seing a line that said "digital purchases are not supported from this site" within the last six months to a year.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid
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I tend to agree with you there. When did they start allowing digital purchases from the accessible site, anyway?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=240722#p240722
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Re: Where do you get your music?
Personally, it's my feeling that until they have an accessible way to deliver digital content, they should still be not allowing digital purchases from the accessible site.I took a quick look at mp3va.com and it looks promising. I'll probably g
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The only SD cards that need to be specially formatted are the 64GB ones. That was my understanding when I bought my Clip Plus, anyway. Incidentally, I love that player too. I've had mine since sometime in July, and I love being able to copy and
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@wanderer, thanks for the sansa description, atleast i know, what i have to expect. yes, i like the folder structure idea, and its simplicity. do you have an additional memory card in it, e.g an 64 gb one? i heard, these can be formatted too, so they work
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I may have answered the question of a media file manager. I remembered seeing one on one of the may audio games sites I visited when I first learned of audio games for the blind Anyway, it looks interesting.BrailleSoft wrote:I am proud to announce a new
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Turtle,I don't buy music very often either. My music library is full, so the only time I need to add to it is when I discover a song or album I want. So it's been at least a couple of years since the last time I bought music from Amazon.I see you
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Yes, Bandcamp FTW! I usually either use that or order CDs directly from Amazon, because I can rip the to FLAC. For a player I use the Sansa Clip ZIp with ROckbox, though I've heard VLC for iOS has a wi-fi upload feature that lets you load music t
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I'm certainly not getting rid of my Iphone,and while I haven't bothered with the Iphone 6 series (not enough differences from my Iphone 5 to make it worth while), I'll have a look at the 7 series. The aps and games and contacts and other
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hello,a very good topic. as for music players, i am planning to sell my ipod nano 6th generation, all because of my maybe lazyness to use iTunes all the time to put audiobooks, music or whatever in it, so yeah. instead i am getting the sansa clip mp3 player
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Personally, i never had one source for music. Sometimes I'd get cds, sometimes I'd buy from bandcamp or locally from the people themselves, sometimes I'd do a swap with friends or family members, it was usually a case of working out what I w
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Ah. That's interesting, and not in a good way. They changed that offering only a couple of months ago, so I thought my information was current. I buy music from Amazon so infrequently, though, that it very well could have changed again. But if that&
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That may have changed.I just tried to purchase an album today from Amazon, I was never offered the option to not use their downloader, and when I tried to use it, I found it totally inaccessible.I got them to cancel and refund the order, then, for now
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That may have changed.I just tried to purchase an album today from Amazon, I was never offered the option to not use their downloader, and when I tried to use it, I found it totally inaccessible.I got them to cancel and refund the order, then, for now
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Now, that's a new one. I've never heard of that site until now. I'll have to check it out.Bandcamp is also insanely cheap, but, as I said, there aren't any big name artists on there. It's worth exploring if you want to expand yo
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Looking for a good music shop, there's mp3va.com. You don't need any client software, and there aren't any nags about downloading using such things. What's more, the music is insanely cheap from there which at first made me question i
Re: Where do you get your music?
Actually, you can download music from Amazon now. It's a bit backwards, but it works. Once you purchase an album, it will ask you if you want to use the Amazon downloader. Simply click on the link that says "no thanks" or something similar. i
Where do you get your music?
Well, I've finally had enough of struggling with the piece of crap Apple calls iTunes for Windows. For a company that seems to pride itself on how accessible its products are to the handicapped, they seemed to have completely dropped the ball on this one.
Where do you get your music?
Well, I've finally had enough of struggling with the piece of crap Apple calls iTunes for Windows. For a company that seems to pride itself on how accessible its products are to the handicapped, they seemed to have completely dropped the ball on this one.
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