yep. convert it usingthe nulsoft diskwriter pluggin with winamp and then use gw
to convert that wave file to wav. i might if I get
the time do a podcast on this.
SAG
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From: Victor Gouveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: Sunday, November
Go to
nfbnet.org
One of the first links on the page will take you to a list of all of the
lists that are available. Just navigate through the list until you find
Electronics-Talk. There might even be other lists that might be helpful.
HTH
Annette
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Hey Annette,
I have the Olympus Digital Voice Recorder 480Pc. I have had it for a couple of
years. I told my
wife the other day that if anything ever happened to it, I would have to
replace it immediately. I
use it for recording little messages and notes throughout the day. I have even
Yes, your MSConfig is probably clogged up. And, have you thought about
adding more memory to your system? I might have spaced out when you
sent that email, and I am not sure if that has been suggested.
Thanks
Nimer J
On 11/25/07, Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Al,
If you aren't sure about
The ds30/40/50's are voice recorders, not PDA's, so you would be able to
store voice recordings of phone numbers and other souch info in it, however,
if you stored any other type of file (e.g. text files) it would store them
but not read them. For just making short notes like storing phone
There is a good review of the ds50 on www.blindcooltech.com
james Scholes
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From: Alan
I would like this as well.
Where do you live?
Devona in Oklahoma.
Devona
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From: Rick
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 10:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Boot up speed
Hi Al,
If you aren't
Thanks to all for advice and help. I'm off to Circuit City Weds. to
hands on see one of these recorders. marilyn
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Marilyn,
I have been reading all the posts regarding the Olympus DS series digital
recorders this AM.
Ironically, I have been researching digital recorders for the past two weeks on
the net and have found this series to be the best. If and when you decide to
invest in one, check out
I understand that the DS 50 recorder has more features and is easy to operate.
Has anybody looked at the DS50 and compared it with, let's say, the DS40?
I own a DS30 recorder and it is not what I want so when I visit the USA next
week I will check out all the models.
Francis Khan
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The only differences with the ds30, the ds 40 and the ds 50 are the amount
of data you can store on it, and the amount of recording time. the ds50 is
the best as it has 1gb of memmory, for more detailed info check out a
podcast on the ds50 on www.blindcooltech.com
James Scholes
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Hey James,
I just went there and I couldn't get any of the links to open for me. I don't
know what the problem
might have been.
Contact me at:
Donnie Parrett
1956 Asa Flat Road
Annville, KY 40402
Home # 606-364-3321
Cell # 606-438-2557
Church # 606-364-PRAY
Skype Name: Donnie1261
Email:
the direct link to the podcast in question is
http://cdn.libsyn.com/bct/bct995OlympusDS50RecorderReview.mp3. If that
doesn't work, the review can also be found on http://mainmenu.acbradio.org
James Scholes
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Check
Shannon, I expect to like this little recorder and hope Circuit City has one
to handle Weds. since their web site says that they sell it. If I can save
money, I'll go Amazon as I do quite a bit of shopping there. Have you tried
amazon.com/access, the accessible version? Not bad, actually.
Victor, I have done this with GoldWave. Actually, the default for GoldWave
is the .wav format. The primary reason for recording sounds in this way is
that GoldWave can effectively edit them down to the microsecond if
necessary. As Bob was telling you, you have numerous sources from which to
Do all the ds recorders have a speech module?
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From: James Scholes
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Olympus ds series digital recorders
The only differences with the ds30, the ds
I believe that the speech prompts are the same on all three models.
Annette
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Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 6:25 PM
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing]
For personal use I have an Olympus 3300 model of some type, and it is about
3 years old. I love it and use it all of the time to record quick notes,
lists of to do's, items to buy at the store, items to pack, etc. The DS 40
was purchased for me at work. I use it in a similar way that I use my
My boss has created an Excel document with about four or five columns and a
large number of rows. I do not know how to use Excel at all. I need to know
which actions in the document I am responsible for, and I need to read the
whole document and take notes on the important points. Is there a way
I'm taking a stab in the dark and assuming that your document has been
created with column titles , and possibly row titles. An example would be
peoples names at the top of the columns and tasks going down the first
column. You will have to tell JAWS to read these titles as you move from
cell to
Hi Patricia,
I would check the HP website for updated drivers for the scanner, and see if
there are any firmware revisions as well.
As far as Openbook 8, I would check the FS website scanner page for
compatibility.
Hold on to that scanner for long as you can, legal size scanners are not
cheap
If you decide to look for a new scanner, there are a few duplex capable
models you might want to consider. This means that when using the sheet
feeder, the scanner will read both sides of the page at one time. These
scanners are in the $1000 to $1500 range. These are not to be confused with
the
Are you kidding?
I think $500 is a lot of money for a scanner.
Sunny Day
Maria Campbell
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In all I say and do,
That Your great love displayed in me
May lead someone to You.
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