unless I am missing something, I don't think it works like that over here.
one can send books to somewhere like RNIB, to get them put in to audio, but
with something like this, I really need an electronic version that I can search
easily for the hymn numbers and/or titles, which given the
Hi Simon,
In the United States, where I am, if I buy a print book, I can send proof of
purchase to the publisher and get an accessible version.
I don't know anything about the laws in the UK.
But, yes, 60 pounds a year is a bit crazy when a sighted person can buy the
hymnal with music for less
The problem I am having is that when I cast 2 comes up it pulls VO way down and
does not appear to support BT not even for program feedback. Suggestions for a
VO workaround?
Ray T. Mahorney
WA4WGA
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If you have any
already looked in to this, and the only online version of mission praise costs
£60 a year to access, which I am not really that happy with.
because of poxy copy right issues, even somewhere like torch trust can't
produce an accessible version, as I have also looked in to that.
Simon
Christian Book Distributers sells a words only edition. What about contacting
the publisher to see if you could get a text version, then you could put it
into Voice Dream Reader, and read it that way, or another app.
Richard
"The problem with people who have no vices is that you can be pretty
hello all,
wondered if anyone knows of a voice-over accessible hymnal app?
if at all possible, the closer it could be to mission praise, the better.
Simon
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If you have any questions or concerns about the running
I have the Charge HR, so it has the heart rate monitoring. The Fit Bit
app is accessible. You use the same Fit Bit app for all Fit Bit devices.
I don't think the full blown watch capabilities with the notifications
and all would be worth the money, since the Fit Bit band itself won't be
I like newsify. For rss feeds.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jul 8, 2016, at 7:15 PM, Larry Lumpkin wrote:
>
> I like lire for rss feeds and icatcher for podcasts.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On
Hi,
Reading the emails now i can see people wrote about the KNFB reader offer
quite a lot but I was busy during the last couple of weeks and did not have
time to read emails, I just look through the subject headings and deleted
the ones I was not interested in, of course all the subject
I like lire for rss feeds and icatcher for podcasts.
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
Kramlinger, Keith G., M.D.
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2016 9:00 PM
To: 'viphone@googlegroups.com'
Subject: RE:
I like NFB-Newsline as my go to for a variety of news. No audio, though, but
one can find a wide range of newspapers and magazines, from each state,
nationally, and internationally.
Keith
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
I'm not sure about how much audio you can get, but the Apple News app draws
from many different news sources and is fully accessible.
Some of the news channel apps for your local stations might be worth trying.
Also some newspaper apps. I find they vary a lot in accessibility and even if
they
Well, the NPR News app works very well. It doesn't go back as far as I would
like in terms of playing older programs, but that's a minor issue for me.
It's perfectly accessible. It will let you listen to program segments, add
favorite stations, read articles, and more. (If it lets you play
Hello to all of you,
I am sure this have been discussed before.
However, I am looking for a news source, that is reliable, and pretty much
fully accessible. Does anything like this exist? I tried using CNN, but I was
not very impressed with it.
I would like an application that would let me
Carol P
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On 8 Jul 2016, at 21:27, Cristóbal wrote:
I had a similar query a few weeks back as I'm an early bird and my wife hates
mornings with the white hot passion of 1,000 burning suns. It's not unusual for
me to be up by 5:00 or
Also, you could look at using the “auto away” feature of the Nest (which makes
use of the motion sensor in the Nest), and there’s a geofencing feature you
can enable such that when your phone leaves the area of the Nest, it
automatically goes into “away” unless someone triggers the motion
wayne,
Bookshare now has over four hundred and fifty thousand titles of fully
accessible books. It is the best investment, in my opinion, for anyone who
enjoys reading a wide variety of material. Especially since so many of their
books are coming straight from the publishers.
Enjoy,
Richard
If you press option plus enter, that will enter a new line command.
Jennie Facer
On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 3:20 PM -0600, "'Gary Robinson' via VIPhone"
wrote:
Hi all,
This problem originally came up on my wife's RIVO Bluetooth keypad she
uses with her
VDR and Bookshare is a great combination! I have Sally, and while she sounds
quite smoothe and pleasant (which totally surprised me, considering my earlier
complaints about most Ivona and Acapella voices) I absolutely hate how flat
sounding she is. She always seems to use the same speaking
I've been reading up on these FitBit Devices, and trying to compare them to
figure out which one might be best for me, and I'm probably going to go for one
of the wristband options. I haven't decided if continual heart rate monitoring
is something I want quite yet. Anyhow, how accessible do you
Hello Everyone,
It seems that when I view a group feed in the Facebook app, the individual
member posts are not necessarily sorted into chronological order, from
newest to oldest.
Is there a way to sort either my timeline feed or group feeds into
chronological order?
The steps I use to view
Hi all,
This problem originally came up on my wife's RIVO Bluetooth keypad she
uses with her Iphone 6 running IOS 9.3.2. However I have replacated the
problem on my own Iphone using an apple bluetooth keyboard so I
suspect the problem is within IOS itself.
When inputting text into the
I had a similar query a few weeks back as I'm an early bird and my wife hates
mornings with the white hot passion of 1,000 burning suns. It's not unusual for
me to be up by 5:00 or 5:30 blind related sleep issues aside.
An Apple Watch was suggested to me, but I'm not interested in one. Much less
Oh, wow! Really! Thanks for the suggestion! I thought only the Apple Watch
could do this. Any suggestions as to what I might purchase? Do these devices
also track sleep habits? I've always thought that would be kind of neat.
Thanks,
Ari
> On Jul 8, 2016, at 11:46 AM, Sieghard Weitzel
I really haven't gotten into different voices, figuring that I can
adjust to most anything, and that different voices are very subjective
to each person listening and what they like or don't like. However,
with this discussion, I went back and browsed through all the
available voices; wow! I ended
I would probably first try to determine what is wrong with her Dropbox account
and fix it. If there is a virus or malware then it is likely that it is in one
of the files she has stored there, I doubt that Dropbox itself is doing
anything and if it is a problem with a file and she transfers all
Hi Ari,
And there are a number of relatively inexpensive Bluetooth wristbands out there
which will wake you up with vibration and I don't think that sort of vibration
will be as noticeable as when a phone vibrates especially if it is lying on a
hard surface such as a wooden night table.
My biggest problem with most Acapela and Ivona voices is that they kind of have
this weird up-and-down internation in the middle of words. It's very sudden and
jerky-sounding to me, and sort of sounds like the voice was put through auto
tuning. All the NeoSpeech voices sound a lot smoother when
There's been tons and tons of replies regarding this thread though it comes up
all the time and there's the very same types of messages in the archive. will
have a different reason as to why one uses an app. Here is the link to the app
store so you can determine if the app meets your needs:
oh my god,
I don't know how could I survive without vdr, definetely not in my life
plan.
El 08/07/2016 a las 07:59 a.m., Gerardo Corripio escribió:
>
> I use VoiceDream Reader for audiobooks especially; no having to cope
> with transfering them via ITunes! and yes also for Daisy Bookshare
I use VoiceDream Reader for audiobooks especially; no having to cope
with transfering them via ITunes! and yes also for Daisy Bookshare books
as well. Ilove the fact that Voice Dream Reader has a one-way of doing
things, regardless of what format one reads in!
El 08/07/2016 07:42 a.m., Russ
Try OneDrive but for listening to MP3 books you won't be able to keep your
place unless you use something like Voice Dream Reader to import the files into
for listening.
But, things you don't care if you start back where you were, OneDrive will
work, though you have to "make it available off
Hi,
I wonder if you could successfully use a third party app such as Alarmed.
I use my AppleWatch, and turn the volume down to 1% or 5%, and use the
vibration alert, too. One can even mute the alarm if you want, and just get the
vibration alert.
Keith
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From:
Hello,
They will redownload. So, at the slide to reset screen, you will get to a
screen, where it says setup as new, import from android, restore from iTunes,
restore from iCloud backup. Choose iCloud backup.
Sent from a Braille Sense
- Original Message -
From: Lynda Ingraham
Voice dream reader is one of my favorite apps. I use it to read books from
bookshare, listen to my collection of old time radio shows and books in the
epub format.
-Original Message-
From: Eden Kizer
Sent: Thursday, July 7, 2016 11:01 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: why do
Hello,
thank you guys for your suggestions.
Isn't Google Drive for text documents only?
She needs something to access MP3 files as well, so that she can listen
to music and books.
Thank you for your help in advance.
With kind regards
Maria
On 8. 7. 2016 14:08, Richard Turner wrote:
You can
You can use OneDrive depending on which version of Windows. If she has an
Office 365 subscription, you get 1 TB of storage.
I think it is 10 GB free, not sure.
Also Google Drive.
HTH,
Richard
"The problem with people who have no vices is that you can be pretty sure they
are going to have
Could someone please tell me how to restore my phone from an
Icloud backup? I have been having a lot of problems with my phone bein
unresponsive. I constantly have to lock my phone only to unlock it to
continue doing what I was doing. Last night, I backed my phone up to the
You can use Google Drive.
I don't use it myself, but i think you get about 15Gb free.
Dave.
-Original Message-
From: Mária Orovčíková
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2016 12:25 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Please, looking for an alternative app.
Hello all,
please does anyone
Hello all,
please does anyone know any app for I-devices and Windows computers
which is similar to Dropbox and can sync files?
My friend used Dropbox for quite a long time, but she can no longer use
it as it seems on her Dropbox account there is some kind of virus or
malware. She scanned
Did I hear that right? You find that playing something with VDR while having
the screen locked drains your battery faster than playing something with VDR
while having your screen unlocked? That's really, really weird! I can't help
you with the HQ Daniel voice, but I think I remember hearing
Yes, that is frustrating. I've long wanted to make the alarm volume low while
keeping the ringtone volume high. My husband is a very light slleeper, to the
point that a vibrating phone will wake him up. So finding something that will
disturb him as little as possible while waking me up at the
Richard,
I would agree with you on all of these reasons for using VD are, X set one.
these high quality voices of which you speak, are not available to me any
longer! I still cannot use Daniel enhanced when in "play" mode. I still cannot
read download or use Vittorio my favourite and bought
Hi!
I see some folks already gave you some answers I was thinking about
so I'll just drop in what is missing.
1. When reading text, web pages or something with Voice Over you
need to have your device unlocked and you have to watch wether you
going to accidentally
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