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Re: Directing NVDA output to a particular audio device
Robert Doc Wright godfearer
Luke, all you need to do is open change sound card settings. Choose one sound card as the default card. Then open NVDA’s synthesizer option and point it to the other sound card.
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From: Kevin Cussick via Groups.Io
Sent: Monday, October 7, 2019 3:09 PM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Directing NVDA output to a particular audio device
correct, you have it it will work.
On 07/10/2019 20:40, Luke Davis wrote: > On Sun, 6 Oct 2019, Gene wrote: > >> If you want the NVDA audio to go through the USB soundcard, you would >> set NVDA to use that sound card. This is done within NVDA itself. >> But I don't know how you direct the other audio to use the original >> internal sound card. Others would have to answer that. I've never >> tried such a >> setting. > > Would you not just set the internal card as the Windows default? > > I have certainly done the opposite before: set a USB card as Windows > default, and set NVDA to use the internal card, so I don't see why the > inverse wouldn't work. > > Luke > > >
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Re: using screen layout
David Csercsics
I've gotten used to the screen layout. At least for braille it works well. Are there instances where it's better to have things on their own line? I've always wondered how the custom formatting of things for screen readers is supposed to help. It seems like it's unnecessary processing, possibly.
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Re: using screen layout
Nimer Jaber
For me, if each link is on its own line, it takes more key presses to get through a page if I am trying to read it with arrow keys. Thanks.
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Re: NVDA and the application key
Luke Davis
I know a likely answer to this has been found, but just to be sure, have you run the COM Registration Fixing Tool (NVDA menu -> Tools)?
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It probably won't help, but it won't hurt either. Luke
On Mon, 7 Oct 2019, Manoj Govindraj wrote:
Actually it happens all across the board and in all the programs that I open. When I press the application key, NVDA does not even say context menu, let
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Re: NVDA and the application key
Luke Davis
On Mon, 7 Oct 2019, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
Can you send a log to the list when you get this to happen? Hit nvda plus. f1 twice ad copy the text to the clipboard and paste it in a reply to thisThere is no value in pressing NVDA+F1 twice. Once is sufficient. Luke
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Re: blank line reading by NVDA
Luke Davis
The only apparent way to silence this, is to create a (default) dictionary entry for this regular expression, which you should write in all lower case:
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^blank$ Note the punctuation there. This is the English word. If using another language, substitute accordingly. Don't write anything in the replacement field. Select the checkbox for case sensitive, and be sure to change from "anywhere" to "regular expression". Note: if you come across somewhere that only has the word "blank" on a line by itself, you won't hear it. That is the side effect of using this method. Luke
On Tue, 8 Oct 2019, zahra wrote:
when i use arrow keys, nvda reads blank lines and i wish to find a --
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Re: blank line reading by NVDA
Mr. Wong Chi Wai, William <cwwong.pro@...>
Well, if there is blank line, and NVDA definitely will report so.
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zahra 於 8/10/2019 17:11 寫道:
when i use arrow keys, nvda reads blank lines and i wish to find a
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Re: using screen layout
Vincent Le Goff <vincent.legoff.srs@...>
Having, sometimes, several links on the same line feels more natural to me. And even at times I regret this doesn't go farther: showing horizontal lists of links horizontally instead of always vertically for instance. I got used to moving around a line with multiple links. Having every link on a separate line makes the page seem bigger and navigation more difficult, and reading less comfortable (like in a Wikipedia article). But that's obviously a personal preference. I don't think toggling this setting on or off has much impact on performance, since it's handled by the screen reader at the last possible moment. At least, that's my impression.
HTH,
Vincent On 10/8/2019 2:34 AM, Sarah k Alawami
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Re: blank line reading by NVDA
when i use arrow keys, nvda reads blank lines and i wish to find a
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solution for it, but i did not.
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Re: blank line reading by NVDA
Afik Souffir <afik.souffir@...>
Ok, and if I read with the arrorss?
מאת: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> בשם Quentin Christensen
If you read with NVDA+Down arrow (or if using laptop keyboard layout, NVDA+a) it won't report all the blank lines.
On Tue, Oct 8, 2019 at 6:36 PM Afik Souffir <afik.souffir@...> wrote:
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Re: blind programer with NVDA and beta testing the program
Quentin Christensen
Hi Afik, Ok, for developing, see the developer guide: https://www.nvaccess.org/files/nvda/documentation/developerGuide.html You might be interested in starting out with add-ons. For Beta testing, we have a page of snapshot builds which is updated regularly (newest at the top): https://www.nvaccess.org/files/nvda/snapshots/ For bug reporting, see GitHub: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues For helping users, we recommend completing the NVDA Certification program: https://certification.nvaccess.org but otherwise, participating here and in other forums is a good way. Kind regards Quentin.
On Tue, Oct 8, 2019 at 6:40 PM Afik Souffir <afik.souffir@...> wrote:
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Re: blank line reading by NVDA
Quentin Christensen
If you read with NVDA+Down arrow (or if using laptop keyboard layout, NVDA+a) it won't report all the blank lines.
On Tue, Oct 8, 2019 at 6:36 PM Afik Souffir <afik.souffir@...> wrote:
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blind programer with NVDA and beta testing the program
Afik Souffir <afik.souffir@...>
Hi, again,
I want to know how can I help with developing NVDA, beta testing it and report bugs?
In addition, I want to help users to use the program.
Afik.
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blank line reading by NVDA
Afik Souffir <afik.souffir@...>
Hi,
My name is Afik, from Israel, I’m almost 21 years old.
I want to ask, how can I stop NVDA to read or show in braille blank lines, such in emails, websites, or other platforms?
Thanks
Afik Souffir
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Re: Are web applications that accessible?
Hope Williamson <hopeisjoyful@...>
I think it's not whether you don't want to memorize web pages to a detailed extent. After years of repeated use you'll do so even if you don't want to.
For instance, take WordPress. I decided to try something new and put one of my blogs on a different system for a while. However, I didn't know how to do anything because I really wasn't used to it. I did learn the basics, posting etc, but it has a whole different way of adding themes,and plugins than WP does. You have to build what they call "forms." It wasn't that it was inaccessible, I just was used to WP, so that's what I went back to.
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Re: Vocalizer Expressive
mattias
what do you talk about? On 2019-10-08 03:29, Samuel Villa
wrote:
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Re: Is there an accessible video editor I can use with NVDA?
see the same issue with Free Make. If that issue could be solved, I"d probably seriously consider buying it.
On 10/7/2019 11:38 PM, Joshua Tubbs
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In both Freemake and Virtual Dub, how do you fast forward/rewind through a video? It appears I have to play up to the point I want to start or end at. Not great for long videos. Windows 10 Photos doesn't seem half bad. But is there a way to cut video with that? Joining videos with it is dead simple. In Virtual Dub the fast forward and fast backward to quickly skip through the video are the same key shortcut. When playing the video with space, most of the menus go away. I'd appreciate any help on this. On 9/26/19, Tyaseta Rabita Nugraeni Sardjono via Groups.Io <tyaseta_rabita@...> wrote:yes, windows movie maker , virtual dub
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Re: Are web applications that accessible?
Hope Williamson <hopeisjoyful@...>
I definitely agree. Learning to use standard keyboard commands will get you by in 99% of situations. Pass through is one of those, and I learned it with JAWS years before I started using NVDA.
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Re: Is there an accessible video editor I can use with NVDA?
Joshua Tubbs
In both Freemake and Virtual Dub, how do you fast forward/rewind
through a video? It appears I have to play up to the point I want to start or end at. Not great for long videos. Windows 10 Photos doesn't seem half bad. But is there a way to cut video with that? Joining videos with it is dead simple. In Virtual Dub the fast forward and fast backward to quickly skip through the video are the same key shortcut. When playing the video with space, most of the menus go away. I'd appreciate any help on this. On 9/26/19, Tyaseta Rabita Nugraeni Sardjono via Groups.Io <tyaseta_rabita@...> wrote: yes, windows movie maker , virtual dub
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Re: NVDA and the application key
I sort of aggree with you. The latest updates have bricked search and start menu on some users. Fortunately I havn't had the issue. I like windows 10 for what it is but to be honest the number of issues that effect users well. Now lets get one thing straight, issues are fine but it seems we are having just a few to many on user systems. Not all, but enough to notice. But you are right, if they were not microsoft and everyone using it, a lot of people whould have done something about it now. Now again lets get one thing straight, its not bad, its not good either and its a concern. I realise you can't find anything and everything, but at the same time its an issue.
On 8/10/2019 4:29 pm, Jaffar Sidek
wrote:
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