If you want to use Winamp, you
may. I don't know about other programs such as VLC player.
This requires a few steps but it is very logical. Also, there is an NVDA Winamp add-on. I don't
know what different functions it has.
To do this
mmanually, do the following:
When you are at
the point where you want to make the bookmark, pause play by
pressing c.
Open the Winamp
jump to time dialog, control j.
You are in a
field that shows the current time position you are in.
NVDA says
selected. That means you don't have to select it. Simply use
control c to paste it to the clipboard.
Paste the time
into a Notepad file and save it with whatever name you want
wherever you want.
The next time
you want to resume reading and use the manually created book
mark equivalent, open the Notepad file, select the time with
control a for select all, and copy it to the clipboard.
Close Notepad if
you wish.
Start the file
playing in Winamp. Pause it so you can hear your
screen-reader easily.
Open the jump to
time dialog, control j.
Paste the time
in with control v.
Press enter.
You are now at
the place where you want to resume.
This may sound
like a lot of steps but they are very logical and use
concepts, such as copy and paste that are commonly used in
Windows and Windows programs. If you try this two or three
times, you may find it is much easier than it may sound when
reading.
Gene
----- Original
Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2019 9:33 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] software to mark books
yup i no jaws can do it
but am using NVDA
NVDA does not have to add on to
do it
sure, you can tell me how it is
done?
or could it be done through
another program, like vlc
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 13,
2019 9:50 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda]
software to mark books
Are you using Winamp with JAWS
or NVDA? JAWS has a feature that allows you to make a book
mark although that isn't part of the actual program. I
don't know if NVDA has an add-on that does this. Whether it
does or not, you can manually make the equivalent of one. If
you want, I'll explain how.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2019 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] software to mark books
rick
i use winamp, but i no winamp
does not have the book mark feature
so which one do you use?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 13,
2019 4:06 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda]
software to mark books
Karen,
What app are you
using to read the audio book. Most that I have used
have their own bookmarking feature.
Rick
can you recommend
a software for windows to bookmark audio books?
by bookmark, i
mean to pause the track in certain area, then bookmark
it there, then resume afterwards another time
