Re: sound Card question
Correct.Actually it's your video card that will. If there are actual sound cards with HDMI ports this is news to me. Sent from my iPhone > On Jun 13, 2015, at 11:41 PM, Sunshine wrote: > > Not all sound cards have an hdmi port on them. > >> On 6/13/2015 9:44 PM, Hamit Campos wrote: >> Oh yeah. You just use 1 jack is all. I wouldn't use them for 5.1, I'd use >> HDMI for that dude. This way you get full digital audio. Full crisp clean >> audio. >> >> -Original Message- >> From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dan >> Kerstetter >> Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2015 4:11 PM >> To: PC Audio Discussion List >> Subject: sound Card question >> >> Since many of the cards I see are at least for a 5.1 system, can I still use >> a 2.1 speaker system on any of these cards? >> >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> >> Dan > > >
NVDA, Replay Media Catcher 6 Using Schedule tab control to set up future recordings
Using the Schedule Tab Control to setup a future timed recording and more. Replay Media Catcher 6.0.0.75 Will refer as RMC6 NVDA 2015.1 Windows 7 Pro 64 bit Read the RMC6 user guide first. http://applian.com Blindreplay blog http://blindreplay.blogspot.com Configuring the Conversion Settings button control within the Schedule tab control. Works the same way as the RMC6 main interface Conversion Settings button control. The Schedule tab control allows one to set up future recordings by time and date. Its very powerful. To find this Schedule tab control you would, Run RMC6 desktop icon. Wait for the splash screen to load. Do a shift tab key press. Then tab one time. NVDA will say Tab control. Maximize RMC6 Where you heard NVDA say Tab Control simply use your down arrow key to hear, Home Usually it will take you to the Guides tab control so press up arrow to hear Home tab control, Press down arrow repeatedly to hear the rest shown below, Guides Schedule Settings Get Support So locate the Schedule tab control with your arrow key. Press your tab key one time from the Schedule tab control. You will land on the New Schedule button. Press spacebar to activate the New Schedule button. You will have focus in the General tab sheet properties and will be in the Schedule name edit field. If you shift+tab away from this Schedule Name edit fieldyou will hear NVDA say Tab Control. This signifies you have landed on the Schedule tab sheet tabs area. Use your right arrow key repeatedly to hear all the tab sheets that are available for the Schedule properties window. You can use your left arrow key if necessary. The Schedule window has the following property tab sheets. General | Schedule | Settings | Split |Override Tags Use insert+tab to hear the control name when in the properties. Schedule > General tab properties tips Press insert+tab and you will hear the name of your control. For example when focus on the Capture Method combo box NVDA will say Capture Method combo box We are on the, Capture Method combo box / drop down Press letter A repeatedly to hear the available options. Press letter D repeatedly to hear the available options. Using the down arrow key does not work here. Next press tab to hear the next control. Use insert+tab to hear NVDA say At Complete: combo box None This combo box works so use your down or up arrow keys. Further down there will be an edit box to paste in your media URL address. When you hear this save schedule button, my experience only, stop at this save schedule button and do not proceed with the tab key press but press ctrl+tab to place focus in the next tab sheet properties within the Schedule window properties. Basically it will jump to the next tab sheet properties. You will see checkboxes for Monday thru Sunday. Next you have, TZ time zone combo box This is for your media source local broadcast time. The time they broadcast in their time zone and not to be confused with your local time settings. Next we have the Start time combo box and start date combo boxes. Use insert+tab to hear the control's name and values / digit numbers you have set. The start time combo box edit field defaults to the AM / PM field. Use up or down arrow key and you will toggle this from AM to PM or PM to AM. To verify the change press insert+tab and NVDA will say the value / digits. Use your home keyboard key to place focus on the hour value. Then use up or down arrow key to set the hour value number. Use insert+tab to hear you settings you have set for the time. Press right arrow 3 times to set the minutes value for your start time. Use up or down arrow keys to set the minutes value. Use insert+tab to hear your start time settings. Press your END keyboard key to set the AM / PM setting. This is your E N D keyboard key and not the letter N key I am referring to here. Use up or down arrow key to set the AM / PM. Use insert+tab to hear the settings. You have set the start time. Press your tab key next. You land on the start date combo box. Use the same steps mentioned above dealing with the start time settings. The steps work the same way. Now press your tab keyboard key to land on the Duration edit field. This Duration field requires a number value. Press insert+num pad 7 two times until it says no review. Press insert+numpad1 for object review. Press insert+numpad2 Press insert+numpad 5 to hear the current value for the duration edit field. type in a value now like 60. Press insert+numpad 5 to hear the value you have set for the duration field. If its incorrect then press your END key. That is the E N D keyboard key. Press backspace to delete these numbers and now type in 60. Press insert+numpad 5 to hear the duration value. You can use the standard up and down arrow keys to change your current value you have typed in already. If its correct then press insert+numpad1 to get out of object review. Type in 60 for 1 hour recording. Type 120 for 2 hou
NVDA, RMC6 and list view situations
Replay Media Catcher 6.0.0.75 Will refer as RMC6 Using the list view (files list) & invoking the context menu list for a particular file in the list view NVDA 2015.1 Windows 7 Pro 64 bit Blindreplay blog http://blindreplay.blogspot.com Applian http://applian.com When using NVDA the list view will not display your files you have captured unless you have two or more files via captures or recordings. JAWS does not have this behavior. Solutions are to use, alt+i which is the import keyboard shortcut to import two not so important files into the list view contents area. After you have done your very first capture you will notice three new buttons immediately after the list view control and they are, Properties Play Show in Folder Choose the show in folder button with spacebar and this will open your Windows Explorer / Files Explorer default storage location. This is your hard drive location where your files are stored currently. This was set by the Applian developer. So make sure you have two or more files in the RMC6 list view. If you do not then you'll have to use the show in folder steps above or NVDA object navigation insert+numpad1 then insert+numpad6. NVDA calls this list view as (List) without the parentheses once you have landed on it via tabbing around. When you have two or more files in the rMC6 list view you can use first letter navigation and your up or down arrow keys. Have focus on a file that is in the list view. Verify with insert+numpad5. Doing a right click or shift+F10 or context menu on the file we currently have focus on and wanting to make changes to this file or other files is not possible unless you do the steps shown below or uses the valuable keyboard hotkeys like, ctrl+m which will convert your non MP3 file to MP3. Say in the very first capture you make the file in the list view is MP4 or FLv and you want it to be in MP3. Place focus on this non MP3 file and press ctrl+m and you will get your file in MP3 format. Also, you can use ctrl+c which will use your global conversion setting you have set. This global setting is not limited to the MP3 format. If you want all your captures to be globally converted to MP3 while capturing then read my text tutorial about the No Conversion Settings control button which shows you how to set it to MP3 and at a specific bit rate. Now to using the context menu keyboard key while you have focus on a file in the RMC6 list view to view the context menu list of available options. Tip is to use the keyboard shortcuts shown below instead for fatger results. NVDA does not show the context menu list correctly currently so do the step shown below, The List View Information This only applies when only one file is in the list view. Tab until you hear NVDA says list. You have focus on the list view (files list view). NVDA will not tell you the name of this file but you will notice a properties, play and show in folder button. This tells you there is a file in the RMC6 list view. So locate the list view by using the tab key until you hear NVDA say list and stop tabbing. Insert+tab will reveal the focused control. To find the hidden file do, insert+numpad 7 then again insert+numpad 7 for no review Press insert+numpad1 for object navigation, Press insert+numpad6 You will hear NVDA say graphics. This is most likely the icon image for the file in your list view. Press insert+numpad6 again and you will hear the file name. Press insert+numpad / Press context menu key, or shift+F10. NVDA will say Menu. Press insert+numpad / NVDA will say Menu Press insert+numpad * Press insert numpad4 or insert+numpad 6 to hear the context menu list of options, They are, Delete Rename Remove Play save to MP3 Convert Restart Import in WMP Show In Folder Since we are working on just one file and only one file is currently in the list view press the option you want like save to MP3 with insert+numpad / then numpad /. I strongly recommend you add two or more files in the RMC6 list view so you will not have to deal with the above steps but instead do the steps shown below. The above have keyboard shortcuts that you can use. Just make sure you have two or more files in your list view to make it easier for you. Read beginning of this article to find out how. You can capture two sources is one way to do this. List View Now has two or more files Information The below only apply when the RmC6 list view has two or mor files The list view function correctly. Use up or down arrow keys to find your file. Use first letter navigation. Place focus on a file within the RMC6 list view, Use the keyboard shortcuts that apply for list view content shown below. Note the shortcuts are not all for the list view so only use those that apply. Like ctrl+m ctrl+c if you have set global conversion setting already. delete key F2 Keyboard shortcuts I have not tested all of these. Alt + X = Start or Stop Auto mode Stream Downloading Alt + R = Start or Stop audio recording
