Hmmm what about contacting sisco on this, sisco do run access courses etc so well they are access concious.

They probably will fix this thing.



On 16/06/2020 4:46 am, Ben J. Bloomgren wrote:

Jabber has been a nightmare to me. I’m glad to know that someone thinks it’s accessible.

On Jun 15, 2020, at 07:23, Marquette, Ed <ed.marquette@kutakrock.com> wrote:

All:

I know at least one other member of this list is a Jabber user.  Jabber, a Cisco softphone product, is really wonderful and is mostly accessible.  When office phones are not accessible or only marginally accessible, Jabber really helps, and because it is a Cisco product, the IT departments in large companies do not push back--as they do with programs having less recognized pedigrees.  Jabber is even more important now that many, if not most, of us are working primarily from our home offices.
NVDA works quite well with Jabber on 95% of the calling features; however, it does not give the "STATUS" of the person being called, and it does not work well with Jabber's live chat feature.
JAWS handles these features fine, but JAWS is so bloated and so slow that our key application, a document management system, nearly chokes with JAWS running.
Once there was a Jabber add-in for NVDA, but it did not help with the above features.
Any assistance would be appreciated.





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On Jun 15, 2020, at 11:21, Shaun Everiss <sm.everiss@gmail.com> wrote:

Hmmm what about contacting sisco on this, sisco do run access courses etc so well they are access concious.

They probably will fix this thing.

On 16/06/2020 4:46 am, Ben J. Bloomgren wrote:
Jabber has been a nightmare to me. I’m glad to know that someone thinks it’s accessible.

On Jun 15, 2020, at 07:23, Marquette, Ed <ed.marquette@kutakrock.com> wrote:

All:

I know at least one other member of this list is a Jabber user. Jabber, a Cisco softphone product, is really wonderful and is mostly accessible. When office phones are not accessible or only marginally accessible, Jabber really helps, and because it is a Cisco product, the IT departments in large companies do not push back--as they do with programs having less recognized pedigrees. Jabber is even more important now that many, if not most, of us are working primarily from our home offices.
NVDA works quite well with Jabber on 95% of the calling features; however, it does not give the "STATUS" of the person being called, and it does not work well with Jabber's live chat feature.
JAWS handles these features fine, but JAWS is so bloated and so slow that our key application, a document management system, nearly chokes with JAWS running.
Once there was a Jabber add-in for NVDA, but it did not help with the above features.
Any assistance would be appreciated.





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Jabber has been a nightmare to me. I’m glad to know that someone thinks it’s accessible.

On Jun 15, 2020, at 07:23, Marquette, Ed <ed.marquette@kutakrock.com> wrote:

All:

I know at least one other member of this list is a Jabber user. Jabber, a Cisco softphone product, is really wonderful and is mostly accessible. When office phones are not accessible or only marginally accessible, Jabber really helps, and because it is a Cisco product, the IT departments in large companies do not push back--as they do with programs having less recognized pedigrees. Jabber is even more important now that many, if not most, of us are working primarily from our home offices.
NVDA works quite well with Jabber on 95% of the calling features; however, it does not give the "STATUS" of the person being called, and it does not work well with Jabber's live chat feature.
JAWS handles these features fine, but JAWS is so bloated and so slow that our key application, a document management system, nearly chokes with JAWS running.
Once there was a Jabber add-in for NVDA, but it did not help with the above features.
Any assistance would be appreciated.





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i am using VLC media player, also try to play from youtube but not get sound.

Hi every one,
There is a discrepancy between the volume of sound I get from NVDA and Youtube.
For instance, when I listen to a Youtube video I need to turn the
volume all the way up to hear some sound, but then the volume from
NVDA is at 100%.
Is there a way to equalize the sound volumes of both NVDA and Youtube
so that I won't have to turn up the volume all the way up to listen to
a Youtube video?
Any help would be appreciated.
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I usually solve this by using the Windows 10 volume mixer to increase the web browser's volume to a good level, and then turn NVDA down with the synth settings ring, or use the volume mixer to find a comfortable maximum for NVDA.

After I establish some normalized situation there, I then use NVDA's synth ring to change the volume as needed when I am playing or not playing other audio sources such as the browser, or Audacity, or whatever.

To get to the volume mixer, press Windows+B to get to your notification area. Then move down until you hear the volume object (it might say something like headphone/speaker volume 90% or similar).
Use your applications key, or press shift+F10 to open this menu, and move down to "volume mixer". Press enter on that, and you can then use tab to control the volume of the programs you have open.

Use alt+F4 to close the volume mixer. Or I suppose you could just alt+tab away from it and leave it open for later use.

Luke

On Jun 15, 2020, at 07:23, Marquette, Ed <ed.marquette@kutakrock.com> wrote:

All:

I know at least one other member of this list is a Jabber user. Jabber, a Cisco softphone product, is really wonderful and is mostly accessible. When office phones are not accessible or only marginally accessible, Jabber really helps, and because it is a Cisco product, the IT departments in large companies do not push back--as they do with programs having less recognized pedigrees. Jabber is even more important now that many, if not most, of us are working primarily from our home offices.
NVDA works quite well with Jabber on 95% of the calling features; however, it does not give the "STATUS" of the person being called, and it does not work well with Jabber's live chat feature.
JAWS handles these features fine, but JAWS is so bloated and so slow that our key application, a document management system, nearly chokes with JAWS running.
Once there was a Jabber add-in for NVDA, but it did not help with the above features.
Any assistance would be appreciated.





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hi.
please nvda t three times quickly.
it copies the title of your desired item to the clipboard.

On 6/13/20, Edhoari Setiyoso <edhoari.s@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi group,

Now that I can read the content of foreground window, I need a way to copy
it's value to clipboard.

I can't find any of such command in NVDA user guide.
Can anyone advise me on this one?

Best Regards
--
Edhoari Setiyoso

Hi

Zara’s suggestion copies the title of the foreground window to the clipboard and if there
is information in the body of the foreground window that you need access to, you could
try the Virtual review add-on. This allows you to use NVDA+control+w to virtualize the
current window into text form, which you can then edit and copy information to the
clipboard.



Cheers

Chris







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Sent: 13 June 2020 18:16
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Copy value from foreground window



hi.

please nvda t three times quickly.

it copies the title of your desired item to the clipboard.



On 6/13/20, Edhoari Setiyoso <edhoari.s@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi group,

Now that I can read the content of foreground window, I need a way to copy

it's value to clipboard.

I can't find any of such command in NVDA user guide.

Can anyone advise me on this one?

Best Regards

--

Edhoari Setiyoso

Hi


I have not used it for a while but have you got ducking turned on set to
always duck in nvda. I think it makes nvdas voice louder and if watching
you tube etc it makes it duck and heaps quieter.


Use the nvda key + shift key + the letter D and cycle it away from it.
You should hear aalways duck, no ducking, duck when out putting speech
and sounds and always duck.


See if that works.


Gene nz

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On 15/06/2020 7:16 am, Nevzat Adil wrote:

Hi every one,
There is a discrepancy between the volume of sound I get from NVDA and
Youtube.
For instance, when I listen to a Youtube video I need to turn the
volume all the way up to hear some sound, but then the volume from
NVDA is at 100%.
Is there a way to equalize the sound volumes of both NVDA and Youtube
so that I won't have to turn up the volume all the way up to listen to
a Youtube video?
Any help would be appreciated.
Nevzat Adil
Library of Congress Certified
Literary Braille Proofreader
C: 512 502 4403
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https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/BluetoothAudio.en.html


OZ0TE Jacob


On 2020-06-15 at 12:14 Norman wrote:

Hello.

I'm having a bit of an issue with my bluetooth headsets that it's not picking up the first part of what the tts is saying. This makes it sound choppy. Is there a fix for this?

If i'm streaming music or other audio in the background this is not an issue.

The computer is on windows 10, and this is a problem with different headsets.


Any ideas?

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What Time zone are you at? I’m pacific. Eastern is 3 hours ahead of me. So 7 eastern is 4 my time.  If you are central it will be one hour ahead of you. Mountain time would be  2 hours ahead. I could be lying.

 

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

 

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what time is the session beginning eastern time on tuesday june 16th

it said

Time:7:00-8:30 PM Eastern Time

not sure what this mean

 

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Hello,

 

Heres an upcoming event for those interested in learning more about using NVDA. I really appreciate all the work all the volunteers do on this project. I try to promote NVDA whenever I can.

 

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Hello.

I'm having a bit of an issue with my bluetooth headsets that it's not picking up the first part of what the tts is saying. This makes it sound choppy. Is there a fix for this?

If i'm streaming music or other audio in the background this is not an issue.

The computer is on windows 10, and this is a problem with different headsets.


Any ideas?

No ducking gave the best result, but still not good enough.

There must be another way of equalizing the sound volume of NVDA and

Youtube videos.

On 6/14/20, hurrikennyandopo ... <hurrikennyandopo@...> wrote:

> Hi

> 

> 

> I have not used it for a while but have you got ducking turned on set to

> always duck in nvda. I think it makes nvdas voice louder and if watching

> you tube  etc it makes it duck and heaps quieter.

> 

> 

> Use the nvda key + shift key + the letter D and cycle it away from it.

> You should hear aalways duck, no ducking, duck when out putting speech

> and sounds and always duck.

> 

> 

> See if that works.

> 

> 

> Gene nz

> 

> \.

> 

> On 15/06/2020 7:16 am, Nevzat Adil wrote:

>> Hi every one,

>> There is a discrepancy between the volume of sound I get from NVDA and

>> Youtube.

>> For instance, when I listen to a Youtube video I need to turn the

>> volume all the way up to hear some sound,  but then the volume from

>> NVDA is at 100%.

>> Is there a way to equalize the sound volumes of both NVDA and Youtube

>> so that I won't have to turn up the volume all the way up to listen to

>> a Youtube video?

>> Any help would be appreciated.

>> Nevzat Adil

>> Library of Congress Certified

>> Literary Braille Proofreader

>> C: 512 502 4403

>> e-mail: nevzatadil@...

>> Facebook: m.facebook.com/LiteraryBrailleProofreader

>> 

>> 

>> 

> 

>

> 

> 

--

Nevzat Adil

Library of Congress Certified

Literary Braille Proofreader

C: 512 502 4403

e-mail: nevzatadil@...

Facebook: m.facebook.com/LiteraryBrailleProofreader