Hi,

What is the best way to edit an m3u playlisgt with NVDA? I selected a folder full of files, saved as m3u playlist in vlc media player and most files are out of the order they should be played in.

Josh

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Hi,

as we are talking about alt+control+n to start NVDA:

I'm using the latest Version of NVDA in connection with Windows 10.

The hotkey alt+control+n is active so I'm told by Windows.

But it doesn't work.

Is it recommended to run NVDA as an administrator to correct this?

Greetings - Hermann

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> The shortcut is normally defaulted at alt+control+n  You can go into general settings and set it to start with windows. I have never had to create a shortcut for it.

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> Hi,

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> Can I do this inside of NVDA or do I do this in Windows?

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Hi,

I am trying to edit the tags across multiple mp3 files with this mp3 tag
editor.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/kid3/

I want to set it up so all the mp3 files play in order when I sync my iTunes
library to my iPhone/iPod touch and to do that I have to modify the tags of
each mp3. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong though because when I hit the
tag1 button and it says from filename and then I save, go to tools, number
tracks, hit ok, hit save. Then re-import into iTunes the files are still out
of order. Has anyone used the above software with NVDA? What is the best way
;to make a folder full of mp3 files play in order from first to last? I have
the files numbered 1 through 131. But this does not help.

Josh


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The shortcut is normally defaulted at alt+control+n You can go into general settings and set it to start with windows. I have never had to create a shortcut for it.

******If we can't look at ourselves, and ask, why?  then where does the learning start?***     

From: James Bentley
Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2019 6:45 AM
To: NVDA
Subject: [nvda] How do I set up a keyboard short cut to start NVDA?

Hi,
 
Can I do this inside of NVDA or do I do this in Windows?
 
Thank you,
 
James B
 
 

Hi,

Hi,

Hi,
Can I do this inside of NVDA or do I do this in Windows?
Thank you,
James B

Hi,
Can I do this inside of NVDA or do I do this in Windows?
Thank you,
James B

Kevin, would it help to install any of this stuff,running as administrator?
At 05:34 PM 9/27/2019, Kevin Cussick via Groups.Io, wrote:

Ok,   well can't really help you.   how ever I had the addon throw up an error but rebooted the machine and it fixed it and now it just works. that is why I asked if you had any error installing the addon.

On 27/09/2019 21:48, Richard Wells wrote:

Add-ons installed without errors.
On 9/27/2019 3:47 PM, Kevin Cussick via Groups.Io wrote:

did addons install OK? if so then I do not know why it is not working
for you.

On 27/09/2019 21:45, Richard Wells wrote:

I have installed the English language pack and four voices, but after
restarting NVDA the RH Voices just do not show under change synthesizer.

On 9/27/2019 2:45 PM, Kevin Cussick via Groups.Io wrote:

Hi,   I don't think so.   OK you downloaded the addon,   the voices
you might want to use,   install the addon first,   do not reboot nvda
yet, Â install all voices you might use then restart nvda and you
should see the sinth under the sinth settings page select Rh Voice as
the sinth then select the voice if it doesn't show up I do not know
why. using alpha and stable as well and the addon and voices work.

On 26/09/2019 23:34, Richard Wells wrote:

I tried this using the English add-on and the three offered English
voices. They installed, but they do not show in the change synthesizer
dialog under settings/speech. Did I miss a step somewhere?

                John

1: Is it difficult for users to script NVDA for web applications?


2: Is there a standard way to customize what is spoken?


3: Does NVDA have a way to set up individual profiles for each web
application?


Thanks.


Bob


On 2019-10-07 8:51 a.m., Gene wrote:

So, how do you skip all that? I don't use GMail on the Internet
except to look at the spam filter now and then. I am not familiar
with the supplied short cuts. But any time you want to jump from
message to message, typing x in browse mode takes you to the check
box for the next message. You hear, as I recall, the subject line
and the name of the sender.
But there are ways of skipping unwanted material and the fact that
they are not well known indicates poor training or poor training
materials being widely used.
The find command is one of the most useful but under or unused
feature. What is the last consistent line before the message text,
or the synopsis, begins? Find it by looking from the check box down
on more than one message. You will see a pattern.
Do a search for that line and you can then do the following:
x to move to the next message.
Repeat search, you have already searched once by entering the search
string, then down arrow once and read to end.
After you do this enough to have it become second nature, it will be
reasonably fast and efficient.
You can't be a good Internet user in more complex areas of a web page
if you rely on what I refer to as "the kindness of strangers.", as is
famously said by a character in A Street Car Named Desire.
The number of blind people, even those who are generally good
computer users, who don't know how to do what I'm describing is clear
evidence of the inadequate and poor training received.
I don't use web applications enough to discuss the general questions
presented here, but GMail isn't a web application in the sense that
Google Docx (spelling) is. It is a layout but you aren't working
with an application embedded in the page.
And you will see lots of times when doing things such as I describe
is important for efficient navigation.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
*From:* Devin Prater <mailto:r.d.t.prater@gmail.com>
*Sent:* Monday, October 07, 2019 8:44 AM
*To:* nvda@nvda.groups.io <mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io>
*Subject:* Re: [nvda] Are web applications that accessible?

On no, it says “Reply, reply all, forward…” all that, even if you use
the keyboard commands to move to the next or previous message.

On Oct 7, 2019, at 8:14 AM, Hope Williamson <hopeisjoyful@gmail.com

<mailto:hopeisjoyful@gmail.com>> wrote:

There's no reason to leave out normal header information. In other

words, the sender, date, time, and the fact that it's from you. If
it's like the IP you're referring to, then that's different.

1: Is it difficult for users to script NVDA for web applications?
2: Is there a standard way to customize what is spoken?
3: Does NVDA have a way to set up individual profiles for each web application?
Thanks.
Bob
On 2019-10-07 8:51 a.m., Gene wrote:

So, how do you skip all that?  I don't use GMail on the Internet except to look at the spam filter now and then.  I am not familiar with the supplied short cuts.  But any time you want to jump from message to message, typing x in browse mode takes you to the check box for the next message.  You hear, as I recall, the subject line and the name of the sender.
But there are ways of skipping unwanted material and the fact that they are not well known indicates poor training or poor training materials being widely used.
The find command is one of the most useful but under or unused feature.  What is the last consistent line before the message text, or the synopsis, begins?  Find it by looking from the check box down on more than one message.  You will see a pattern.
Do a search for that line and you can then do the following:
x to move to the next message.
Repeat search, you have already searched once by entering the search string, then down arrow once and read to end.
After you do this enough to have it become second nature, it will be reasonably fast and efficient.
You can't be a good Internet user in more complex areas of a web page if you rely on what I refer to as "the kindness of strangers.", as is famously said by a character in A Street Car Named Desire.
The number of blind people, even those who are generally good computer users, who don't know how to do what I'm describing is clear evidence of the inadequate and poor training received.
I don't use web applications enough to discuss the general questions presented here, but GMail isn't a web application in the sense that Google Docx (spelling) is.  It is a layout but you aren't working with an application embedded in the page.
And you will see lots of times when doing things such as I describe is important for efficient navigation.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
*From:* Devin Prater <mailto:r.d.t.prater@gmail.com>
*Sent:* Monday, October 07, 2019 8:44 AM
*To:* nvda@nvda.groups.io <mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io>
*Subject:* Re: [nvda] Are web applications that accessible?

On no, it says “Reply, reply all, forward…” all that, even if you use the keyboard commands to move to the next or previous message.

On Oct 7, 2019, at 8:14 AM, Hope Williamson <hopeisjoyful@gmail.com

<mailto:hopeisjoyful@gmail.com>> wrote:

There's no reason to leave out normal header information. In other

words, the sender, date, time, and the fact that it's from you. If it's like the IP you're referring to, then that's different.

So, how do you skip all that?  I don't use GMail on the Internet except to look at the spam filter now and then.  I am not familiar with the supplied short cuts.  But any time you want to jump from message to message, typing x in browse mode takes you to the check box for the next message.  You hear, as I recall, the subject line and the name of the sender. 

 

But there are ways of skipping unwanted material and the fact that they are not well known indicates poor training or poor training materials being widely used.

 

The find command is one of the most useful but under or unused feature.  What is the last consistent line before the message text, or the synopsis, begins?  Find it by looking from the check box down on more than one message.  You will see a pattern.

Do a search for that line and you can then do the following:

x to move to the next message.

Repeat search, you have already searched once by entering the search string, then down arrow once and read to end.

After you do this enough to have it become second nature, it will be reasonably fast and efficient.

 

You can't be a good Internet user in more complex areas of a web page if you rely on what I refer to as "the kindness of strangers.", as is famously said by a character in A Street Car Named Desire.

 

The number of blind people, even those who are generally good computer users, who don't know how to do what I'm describing is clear evidence of the inadequate and poor training received.

 

I don't use web applications enough to discuss the general questions presented here, but GMail isn't a web application in the sense that Google Docx (spelling) is.  It is a layout but you aren't working with an application embedded in the page.

 

And you will see lots of times when doing things such as I describe is important for efficient navigation.

 

Gene

----- Original Message -----

From: Devin Prater

Sent: Monday, October 07, 2019 8:44 AM

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Subject: Re: [nvda] Are web applications that accessible?

On no, it says “Reply, reply all, forward…” all that, even if you use the keyboard commands to move to the next or previous message.

> On Oct 7, 2019, at 8:14 AM, Hope Williamson <hopeisjoyful@...> wrote:
>
> There's no reason to leave out normal header information. In other words, the sender, date, time, and the fact that it's from you. If it's like the IP you're referring to, then that's different.
>
>
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