I do not know Sunshine. Will ask Applian. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sunshine" <sunsh...@abe.midco.net> To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> Sent: Saturday, August 09, 2014 1:41 PM Subject: Re: Replay media Catcher 5 text tutorial
What is the differences between bassic and advanced interface? which is perfered? On 8/9/2014 9:55 AM, Petro Giannakopoulos wrote: > Replay Media Catcher > 5.0.1.2 > JAWS 14 Screen Reader > http://www.applian.com > > Welcome Screen > > After you have installed RMC 5 and runs the program for the first time you > will be presented with this welcome screen. > > Choose the checkbox in this welcome screen and ok to no longer receive > this > welcome screen. > Just be sure you re-read this screen as I cannot remember if this checkbox > is to be checked or unchecked as you do not need this welcome screen. > > The basic/listview/advanced option are only available from the welcome > dialog. After that has been dismissed then you need to use the View menu > to turn on/off what you want. > > --- > > Configuring The Main Interface > > With Replay Media Catcher running you should configure your main > interface, > the UI by > > Press enter key on Library tab/module > Press alt+v for the View toolbar menu > Press enter keyboard key on everything located in the view toolbar that > does > not have a check mark next to it except for 'always on top'. > > This will show all the modules/tabs that are available on the main user > interface. They are > > Library > Internet > Audio > Schedule > History > Guides > > The most important modules/tabs are, > > Library > Internet > Schedule > Guides > > When you are done go back with alt+v and make sure everything is checked > except for > the always on top. > > --- > > JAWS Keystrokes for the List View > > If you are in another module/tab please > > Press enter keyboard key on the Library module/tab on the main user > interface. > Shift+tab will bring you to the list view > If you have captured something you can do the steps below but if not > please > read on. > > While in the list view you can use the following JAWS keystrokes to hear > > Name of your recording > Date > Status > > To hear the name press > insert+ctrl+numbers row 1 > > To hear the date press > insert+ctrl+numbers row 2 > > To hear the status of your recording/download while in the list view press > insert+ctrl+numbers row 3 > > The status will say downloading, complete and other info like error. > > To hear the whole line press insert+up arrow. > > --- > > The List view > > Choose the Library module/tab. > Press insert+t - the title bar should say library > Press alt+L to bring up the library toolbar > Choose display list view if it is not checked with your enter key > You have made the list view the default view on the main user interface > > OR > > Choose the Library module/tab. > Use your tab keyboard key and locate the 'Display List View' button and > press your enter key. > > --- > > Where is that List View on the Main Interface? > > Locate the Library module/tab by pressing your TAB keyboard key multiple > times on main UI and when you find the Library module/tab press shift+tab > and you will land on the list view. > > ---- > > Settings and Conversions Settings > > Choose the Library module/tab on main interface. > Press alt+l. > The library menu has the > > Settings > Conversions Settings > > The settings and conversion settings tab sheets do not work with ctrl+tab > but do not make any modifications with it. Keep it as is. It works great. > The blind JAWS user will know to use his route JAWS to PC cursor command. > Then do a left mouse click with JAWS to press/activate the tab sheet tabs > that he wants to configure. > > Then he should go back to PC cursor mode with numpad +. > > The route JAWS to PC Cursor keystroke is > Insert+Num Pad minus > > Use your arrow keys to navigate the tab sheet text that you wants to > configure or take a glance at. > > For example, locate the Monitor, plug-ins, rtmp, http and the other tabs > you > have on one of the tab sheets in the Internet settings. Route JAWS to PC > cursor with insert+numpad minus then use arrow keys to find the text > 'plugins' and place focus on the letter 'p' on the text called plugins and > do a JAWS left mouse click with keystroke Numpad / using the numeric > keypad. > this will activate/choose the plugins tab sheet properties. Go to PC mode > with numpad +. So go ahead and press your tab key to configure the > settings > for plugins. To go to a different tab sheet repeat the steps above. > > So, > While on the main interface press enter on Library module/tab. > Press Insert+t for title bar. > It should say library in the title bar. > Press alt+l to bring up the library toolbar menu items. > Arrow down one time. > Settings item is heard. If not, then up arrow one time. > Press enter on settings. > > The settings tab sheet properties appears. > > You will land on one of the tab sheets. One of these will say tab checked. > I > don't know for you but one of these will say checked. > > Use your right and left arrow keys to review the tabs mentioned below. > The tab sheets are > > Library tab, Internet tab, Audio tab, History tab. > > You may hear settings tab too but no problem. > > For me the Library tab says checked. so I know I am in the Library tab > property sheet properties which I can examine by pressing my tab keyboard > key each time one by one. > > Try it. > > While on a control within the tab sheet that is active insert+tab will > read > that control for you. > > Say you want to view the Internet tab sheet next within this settings > screen > you would do a route JAWS to PC cursor command which is > insert+ numpad minus key > Then use arrow keys to find the test 'internet tab' and when you find it > press your JAWS left mouse click which is numpad / on the numpad say on > the > letter 'I' on the text internet tab. You will hear JAWS say to you > Internet > tab checked. > > Go back to PC cursor. Numpad + > You know now that you are in the Internet tab property sheet so press your > tab keyboard key to jump to the different settings you can configure. > > Note, the Internet tab sheet has some additional tab sheets within it. > > They are, > > Monitor > http tab, > http adv tab, > rtmp tab, > rtmp adv tab, > dynamic tab > BT tab, > Naming tab, > Plugins tab, > ad blocker tab > > These are tabs above so if you need to configure something within one of > these you will have to see which one is selected > > For me the Monitor tab is checked. JAWS tells you it is by it speaking > Monitor tab checked. > > Want to go to a different tab then use the steps above again. Route JAWS > to > PC cursor. Arrowing around. Find the tab you want and do aleft mouse click > on it. Go back into PC Cursor mode. Then use your tab key to jump to the > various settings within that tab sheet. > > --- > > Start Monitoring > > To start a capture of your media like youtube.com > > Choose the Library module/tab on main interface. > Locate the click to Start Monitoring for downloads button on the main user > interface and press enter keyboard key. > You will hear a sound. This sound is telling you its ready to > capture/download. > > If you do not see the 'start monitoring' on the main UI then you are not > in > the Library module/tab so do > > Press your tab key a few times until you land on the Library module/tab > and > press your enter key on it. > > Use your TAB keyboard key to find the click to start monitoring for > downloads button. > > This will enable the click to start monitoring for downloads button to > appear again. Press enter key on start monitoring. Sound is heard. > > Still do not hear the start monitoring feature then do > > Find the Library module/tab on main UI and press enter key on it. > Press alt+l for the library toolbar. > The Library toolbar appears. > Arrow down to the item 'start monitoring' and press your enter key on it. > Sound will be heard. > > Before you proceed to your media on the web I would tab over to the list > view on the main interface, minimize Replay Media Catcher or alt+tab to > your > browser like Internet Explorer. > > For example, play the media for 10-15 seconds and stop it with either the > stop button or alt+F4 to close your browser. > > Now go back to Replay Media Catcher application and you should be focused > on > the list view. > > The list view will show you the recordings/captures/downloads you have in > a > list view style. > > --- > > Playback a file that is located within the list view. > > Locate the listview. If you do not see it. > > Press enter on the Library module/tab . > > Tab key a few times on the main UI and you will find the display list view > button. Press enter on it. > OR > Press alt+l for the Library toolbar and make sure display listview is > checked. > > Locate the list view contents on main interface with the tab key. When you > find it your recordings/downloads will show up in the list view. > > Press shift+F10 on a file in the listview. > > You can do > > Delete a file. > Rename > Remove > Play > Move To > Convert > Save to MP3 > Fix FLV > Restart > Show in folder > Properties > Cancel > > So to play a file press shift+F10 while on a file in the listview and > choose > PLAY in the context menu. > > If you are asked to download a player to play a file it is your judgement > to > decide what to do here but if you've played that file type before than > choose NO when the pop up message appears. > > If for some reason the file doesn't play then close Replay Media Catcher > and > run it again. > > Or > > Play your recordings through the Windows Explorer. > > --- > > Where are my files? > > On main UI press enter on Library module/tab. > Press alt+l. > Choose open strorage folder. > > --- > > Conversion Setting > > On the main UI press enter on Library module/tab. Press your tab key a few > times and locate the No Conversion type button / text. I believe this is > the > default wording when you first installed Replay Media Catcher. > This text No Conversion type is between the Output To: and the all > recordings. > > Locate The 'No Conversion Type' button. > > Next press your down arrow key and you will hear the context menu with > submenus, > > Media Players > Phones > Tablets > Game Consoles > Manufacturers > Formats > Output Folder > Don't Convert > Configure > Import into iTunes > > Choose the Formats submenu and right arrow to open it. Choose the format > you > desire within this list and press enter. > > If it doesn't work press left arrow one time after opening the formats > submenu and arrow down. > > I chose MP3 Default in this list. > > Now when you are back on the main UI of Replay Media Catcher 5 you will > see > the format type > you chose instead of No Conversion Type. > > For me it reads on the main UI Mp3 Defaults (MP3). > > We are telling Replay Media Catcher 5 to automatically convert all > captures/recordings/downloads whether they are audio or video to MP3 > format > in my example above. So if your video was .flv or mp4 Replay Media Catcher > 5 > is going to convert to .mp3 and also keep the original file .flv or .mp4 > too > shown in this example. > > You will have the original file and the converted file in both the list > view > and Windows Explorer. > > Example, > > WGN.flv > WGN. mp3 > > --- > > Developer wrote > RMC5 is a different product, with a modern interface and far more features > than anything AV or RMC4 had. > > --- > > Understanding Replay Media Catcher > > Below where it reads 'selected' means to press your keyboard enter key on > the module/tab. > > Settings / Conversion Settings / Display Listview / Open Storage Folder > menu > item is under the Library menu which is > displayed when the main Library tab/module is selected > > Shortcut is > alt+l > > Start/Stop recording menu item is under the Internet menu which is > displayed when the main Internet tab/module is selected > Internet menu/toolbar shortcut is > alt+i > > New Schedule menu item is under the Schedule menu which is displayed when > the Schedule tab/module is selected > > No shortcut key as it does not work for me so press alt+f to go to the > file > menu and then right arrow one time and you will find the schedule menu > which > contains > > New - this is where you set timer style recording. > Edit > Copy > Delete > Run Now > > Most menu items have keyboard short cuts where it makes sense > > --- > > The Schedule Module/Tab and how to set a scheduled recording. > > On Main UI press enter on Schedule Module/tab. > Press alt+f for the file menu and press right arrow one time to access the > Schedule toolbar menu items. > > The Schedule toolbar menu has the following > > New - choose this to set a recording. > Edit > Copy > Delete > Run Now > > To schedule a recording at a later time press on New in the list. > > This will display the Schedule setup screen. > > This screen has two tab sheets. They are General and Advanced. > > The General tab is read to you by JAWS as General Checked so we are in the > General tab sheet properties. > > Tab one time and you will find the > Name edit field box. > > Tab and review this screen. > > It has settings for > > URL address > Capture: Combo Box Options are > Direct Download > Record from stream > Record audio output > > Download: Combo box Options are > > Normal > RSS > Youtube Channel > BBC episode > Torrent > > Tab key again and you will find the field to enter your starting time > > While on this time setting press your left and right arrow key to examine > it. > > It has the hour first, minutes second and AM / PM. > > JAWS reads it as combo box like 3:01 PM > You press your up and down arrow keys to change the time setting or even > type in a number when on the hour like 5 to make hour 5 and the same goes > for the minutes type in 33 and a for AM or P for PM so I will type P when > I > am on the AM. > > So it will say now 5:33 PM > > To confirm all is right press insert+up arrow on numeric keypad. > > Tab key one time and you are on the date combo box. Set the date. > Example, > 8/3/2013 > > To review what you have set for the time and date press shift+tab at least > twice to view each setting. > > If you cannot type in a number from 0-9 then type 01 for 1, type in 03 for > 3, and so on. > > Tab key one time and here is the duration in minutes combo box. > > I chose 44. Will record for 44 minutes. The default was -1. > > At complete: combo box > Options are > None > Click to stop monitoring > Close > > Tab key one time > > TZ: this is your time zone setting. Set it. > > Tab key one time > > Mon through Sunday checkboxes > > Tab key one time now > > No Conversion Settings - Press your down arrow to access this. Here you > will > most likely will use Formats submenu. If you know your recording will be > already > .mp3 and that's all you want then leave this alone. > > To access the Advanced tab sheet properties if ctrl+tab doesn't work you > will need to use > > Route JAWS to PC Cursor > Find the text Advanced and JAWS left mouse click on it. > JAWS will read bac Advanced checked. > > Press your PC cursor. Numpad +. > > Edit fields within the Advanced tab sheet deal with ID 3 naming like > artist > and album. > > When done choose OK or Cancel. > > To find your list of scheduled future recordings you must be in the > Schedule > module/tab. > > So on main UI of RMC 5 find the schedule module/tab and press enter key on > it. > > Then tab until you find the Scheduled listview contents. Here you will see > your list of scheduled recordings you have set for a future time period. > > --- > > > > > --- > This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! 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