Hi
I love live 365. Are there any short cut keys for this player? How do
you make it work?
Marsha
To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to:
pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
I'm not surprised the NLS player would have trouble with a USB attached hard
drive. Since it started playing OK, I wouldn't think it would be the size.
I'm guessing latency is more of an issue. Just speculation on my part
though.
--
Christopher
chalt...@gmail.com
-Original Message-
F
Hi everyone,
If anyone knows anyone who would know the ansers to my questions
please be so kind as to forward them to them with my return email address.
1.
I tried to split an mp3 file that says it is 82' 04.17 minutes
long. When I clicked on the Save split option under the file menu, I
got a
Would like to know which Sirius Satellite Radio Brand/model with boombox you
are using for the home. Also must have remote control. I currently have an
old Audiovox Sirius SIR-PNP2 with boombox and remote control. This old
receiver does not allow me to receive 'best of xm' subscription package.
Johnny: JJI don't have the answeers to your questions..but just so you
know..your messages are going through to us here on the list!
Tom Kaufman
To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to:
pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
I read that my zen stone would work when plugged into my nls player. I get a
cartridge error when I try to use it. Am I doing something wrong? Will it work
with bard and mp3's? Will it play my music files also? Thanks Ike
To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to:
pc-audio-unsubscr...@
I use my 1gb Zenstone to play books on my NLS player. It will not play with
a cartridge inserted, though. I read all mp3 and NLS downloaded books. In
my opinion better than a flash drive. It can be removed and reinserted
without losing your place in the book. Don
- Original Message -
Hello List: I realize that this isn't "Bard Talk (I'm not on that list)..but I
know that some of you use the NLS players..and maybe you can tell me if you've
run into this: I apparently forgot to turn my player off last night! This
shouldn't be a problem, since it's supposed to shut itself off
Hello Tom,
I never used the sleep timer on my NLS player, so I have not experienced
that problem yet.
But I will do some digging and get back to you off list with my findings.
My best regards.
John.
- Original Message -
From: "Tom Kaufman"
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Mond
John: Thanks; I'm not even sure that the sleep timer even figures into
what's going on here; I just put that in to let everyone know what I had
been doing at the time. A friend of mine also had this experience (she left
the power turned on)..then, the next day, it was almost "run down"..so it
Tom, if the player is not plugged in, it should
shut off after 30 minutes of inactivity. I don't know what is up with yours.
earlier, Tom Kaufman, wrote:
Hello List: I realize that this isn't "Bard
Talk (I'm not on that list)..but I know that
some of you use the NLS players..and maybe you
c
Tom,
It sounds to me that there are two separate issues.
First, I've found that the NLS player's sleep option works by turning off
the machine after the designated time has elapsed. It does so
automatically. Otherwise, what would be the point? It's supposed to
accommodate people who fall asleep w
Are you sure the player wasn't playing anything? Did you have a book
paused or something?
It could be a defective player. I would definitely report it to your
regional library. It may be addressed in a firmware update, and you may
not have to replace the player. Either way, NLS needs to know a
Your NLS player will play BARD and MP3's. Only cartridges are officially
supported though. You can purchase blank cartridges and load your MP3's
and books from BARD onto them.
Using thumb drives or any other USB attached drive with the USB port on
the side of the player to play books or MP3's
Hello again list: Well..as best as I remember, last night it had fifteen
hours left. But today when I turned it on, it said "an hour"..so I can't
remember if I shut the power off last night or not! As has been stated, if
you're not listening to a book (and don't turn off the machine's
power)
Yes..I know about the sleep timer (a neat feature)..although I don't use it
in the manner that a lot of folks use it; I like to sometimes listen as I'm
exercising; I'll set it for thirty minutes and..when it stops, I know that
the "thirty minutes" are up..and I can stop walking!
Tom Kaufman (aka
Tom,
Another thought. The defect in my DTB player is that after I turn it off, it
will turn itself back on if I leave a cartridge or memory card in it. Mine
was one of the first issued, and I know other early recipients encountered
something similar.
Is it possible your machine shares the same d
Adrian and list: I'm not certain..but I think I had taken the cartridge out
last night. If I know for sure that it's not going to turn itself off, I'll
just remember (and I usually have been able to)..to just turn the power off
when I am finished! Speaking of that "Power" thing..has anyone no
From: Hrvoje Katic hrvojeka...@gmail.com
To: skypetalk...@googlegroups.com
Hi all,
The first update for SkypeTalking 0.8 has just been released, and it
contains the following changes:
* Added new languages: Arabic, Finnish and Serbian.
* Added a command for reporting caller name, Alt+Ctrl+Shift+
The BARD Talk web site does tell you what the latest firmware level is and
how to check the level you have on your player. It also provides a link to
the NLS site, which you can check in case the BARD Talk site isn't totally
current yet.
I suspect you have the latest firmware though. Last I knew,
Tom,
I find the on-off switch announces "Player on" and "Player off." A firm but
not overly long press produces these verbalizations.
The machine always goes into key identification mode when neither a
cartridge nor memory card is inserted. Insertion of a cartridge or card puts
the player into pl
Well mine is 2 g with a built in speaker. Could this be the reason mine
doesn't work? Ike
- Original Message -
From: "Don Lorah"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 3:13 PM
Subject: Re: zen ston and nls player
I use my 1gb Zenstone to play books on my NLS pla
I have a flash drive and I use a blank cartridge also. These both work quite
well. I was just looking for other options. Thanks Ike
- Original Message -
From: "Christopher Chaltain"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 6:00 PM
Subject: Re: zen ston and nls player
Hello Adrian and list: Just experimented a little with the "On-off" switch
after reading your post; I have a cartridge in there at the moment and..it
works just as yours does! Perhaps I didn't quite have the right touch on
that button! As for the Firmware..I've checked that out..and it is 2.1
Place all of your mp3 files in a folder named
audio+podcasts
then they will play. Be sure to also place your BARD books in their own
folders for the sake of organization.
- Original Message -
From: "Isaac"
To:
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 2:58 PM
Subject: zen ston and nls player
I rea
You may need to contact your library. Mine stops and turns itself off if I'm
in pause mode for more than 30 minutes.
- Original Message -
From: "Tom Kaufman"
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2010 3:17 PM
Subject: Looking For Some Information Concerning NLS Player
Good evening Marsha and list.
If you have had the opportunity to examine the layout of the Live365 web
site you will notice the player is launched when you choose a specific
broadcast stream by pressing the Enter key on the "click to listen"
hyperlink. As for shortcuts, I have not discovered an
Last I checked that was the latest level of the NLS player firmware. Just to
be sure, I went to the BARD site myself and checked. It is still the latest
level of firmware.
--
Christopher
chalt...@gmail.com
-Original Message-
From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...
Good news, Tom. and Christopher, I'm glad you followed up on that part of
the question, which I neglected to. As I recall, the upgrade was made
available last November. I wish NLS had the ability to notify users of
firmware or other upgrades by email or on the download site instead of
expecting us
Hi, Petro.
I also have an Audiovox Sirius boom box and tuner which is the same one I've
had since 2003 I think. Since new channels load and disappear as determined
by the company I can think of no reason to account for your inability to
pick up streams offered in the Best Of XM channel lineup.
Hello Robert,
Just curious but why do your mp3 and other audio files have to be in a
folder that's named audio+podcasts?
I'm asking this question because on one cartridge, I have a folder that is
entitled, music.
I have subfolders with the different types of music such as jazz rock pop
oldies a
High Rob and other list members,
The answer to this question is 2 fold.
#1. the receiver has to be able to receive both Sirius and xm programming.
Older receivers won't do this.
#2. you have to subscribe to the xm package as well in order to get them
both.
A trip to the website:
www.siriusxm.com
High Tom,
Yes, that is the latest firmware update.
Mine came with that version of firmware on it already.
The only firmware installation I had to do is, download and install the
Bookshelf firmware.
That was the only thing that was wrong with mine.
My best regards.
John.
- Original Message -
Hello Steve thanks for sending these skype talking updates I really
appreciate these updates and I really love the program I think skype
talking works better than the JAWS skrips for skype.
On 5/3/2010 8:40 PM, Steve Pattison wrote:
From: Hrvoje Katic hrvojeka...@gmail.com
To: skypetalk...@goo
34 matches
Mail list logo
