Hello. I've finally decided to exchange my portable MP3 player for an IPod.
Don't know too much about this gadget, , but I've been Googling for
information the past few days.
Does anyone here own an IPod? If so, how accessible is it to transfer MP3
files from your PC to the player using spe
You could, but it's not much cheaper than Nero, has much less
functionality, is not completely accessible despite the propaganda, and in
my personal, one-person's opinion, is overpriced and overrated.
Bruce
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Regretfully, because I'd love to be able to support a product like Premier
and its accessibility-focused company, I have to agree with Bruce, here. I
recently had a pretty unsatisfying experience exploring the program on a
trial basis. Strange things went wrong,
for instance, when I wasn't ab
Look at the Iriver players. It's easy to transfer files from your computer
to the Ipod, but that's not what you should be concerned about. Especially
on the newer Ipods, they're not accessible for a totally blind person. The
only one now that is accessible is the Shuffle, but that's not what
Someone else on this list probably could, but pop over to www.audio-tips.com
or www.forthepeople.com.
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Tim,
Can you provide a Web address for researching this player? Thanks a lot.
I'd like to learn more about it.
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Can anyone recommend an accessible music download service? I tried
Rhapsody, and although the radio stream is very useable as well as
purchasing and playing songs, the interface to burn or transfer your
purchased music to cd or a portable player is terrible. I couldn't burn a
song I purchased to
I just called best buy today and that have nero 6. something ultra for
$69.95 with a $20 rebate.
web site
www.rellek.com/stevegomes
phone 720-747-4990
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Rick,
I don't know if the Real Player and the Music Store associated with it
use essentially the same interface as Rapsody or not. I've had good
luck in downloading and buring music purchased through the Music Store
at Real.com
Also, Emusic.com is a breeze though the selection of music is a bit
Thanks, maybe I'll try Real Player. The song I purchased was downloaded to
my computer with a .rax extension and nothing else seems to play it except
the Rhapsody client. Maybe Real Audio will recognize the format and allow
me to burn it to cd.
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Tracks bought through the Real Music Store are in the .rax format. You
should have no trouble playing.
Let me know if you find the interfaces to be similar. With a couple of
others on this list, I've done some experimenting and have a couple of
different approaches to suggest.
Clifford
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Yep, that's the real media protected format, so it probably will work in
Realplayer.
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Thanks, maybe I'll try Real
You can burn the downloaded music from Rhapsody with Realplayer if you have
Realplayer Plus.
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Can anyone recommend an accessible music do
Hello Friends,
Which is the best blind friendly CD mp3-player?
Thanks very much!
Marijan
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Rick, I like Napster a lot. It is fairly accessible, the tracks are in the
Windows Media format, and I have been able to burn them, though it's been a
while since I did this. HTH, Norma
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It's expensive. But the Victor Reader Classic Plus is great. It plays
music CD's, mp3's, and Daisy formatted material on discs. In Daisy
formatted material you can find and stop on sentences, paragraphs, pages,
chapters, etc. But there are less costly machines. Check out
www.rfbe.org
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Let me add that it also plays OGG Vorbis files, too.
bruce
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Hi all. Here's a question from me, Howard Traxler. I've read this list for
years, but never had much questions .. or answers.
I'm ready to burn an audio CD. All the files are .wav files. Do I need to
convert them to something else? If so, how would I do that?
Thanks you much.
Howard
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Hi Bruce. Thanks for that. I really like using Nero. A strange thing
happened: I burned a CD, but part of the files wouldn't play, even in
Winamp. I must have started a project, then went out of it, thinking that I
could get back to it. Nero said, "File not found. Do you want to remove it
It sounds like I don't really want to try that one. They really shouldn't
say that their program is accessible if it isn't.
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Hi Loess. I have a Panasonic DVD player that plays MP3 CD's, and it also
plays WMA files.
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It's expensive. But the Victor
Hi Howard. It depends on whether you want to make a music CD or an MP3 CD.
You can put up to ten hours of music on an MP3 CD, if that's the way you
want to go.
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