Windows Media Player uses its own database to fetch the CD info. That's different to FreeCDB, Music Brains or CDText. So WMP for me is an alternate source when CDEX and iTunes (still uses the

You shouldn't actually need any help, except figuring out where NVDA places dictionary files. Install this on Windows, assuming you're using Windows 10 of

I had always understood that the engine in nvda is updated regularly to take account of fixes, but recently there seem to have been a number of nasty bugs and silly mispronunciations added during code

Hello Brian. Interesting because on my new windows 10 laptop which runs NVDA with a legal copy of Eloquence, Narrator is faster on my new windows 10 computer and its got a solid state hard drive which

Is there a reason why you want to use Windows Media player? I use CD-EX for this task. its made for it in fact. Its also free! No messing about, just get your wav or mp 3 files and it even seems to be

Hi its in there, when you go to voices, its one of the variants there its not as sing song as the default one. So you are using a 32 bit version of 7. I imagine this is because the machine is quite

The lis is endless, I don't think its wise to be hasty now and to do more investigation. One thing to do would be to install the add on that lets you look at resources. Its better than the built in

Its really s l o w though, don't you find. It is not intuitive either, at least I don't think it is, and more to the point although its okish on Windows stuff from microsoft it has many many issues

This sounds super! I know nothing of programming, but you have posted this to the right list! Hopefully, someone with the skill will pick up the ball and run with it!! eSpeak is so

Hi all I maintain a repository of espeak fixes. That is, pronunciation fixes for the US English language for words and names espeak ng mangles, for Linux based operating systems, located at

Hi, Gene NZ, I remember you giving us the link in a message but I don't have that message now. Thanks so much for putting it up on your site in advance. Rosemarie

Hi there is none up there for windows media player. I did post a autio one for ripping cds to the list but is not on the website yet. there is a written one but still in draft sitting on the pc. Not

No worries, Rosemary! It's my pleasure to help as I can. Or, perhaps could give some more tweaks by others. But, those are the basic rules oftentimes I used with for ripping music. Smile.

Hi, Robert, Thanks very much. I hadn't done it in awhile so I had kind of forgotten how to do it. Thanks again for your help. Rosemarie

Hi, Rosemary I could have nothing to suggest with tutorial link but oftentimes used to rip CD into Windows Media player to my machine in this simple yet could practical to learn

Hi, everyone, I'm trying to find the tutorial for rippping CD's with windows media player using NVDA but I forgot what page it's on on the accessibility central site. I looked on the audio

Via Voice is old. But without more testing, That cannot be assumed to account for these problems. It crashes on my Windows 7 machine but not at all as described in the message and, while if I used

Hello again: Thanks for finding time to respond to my issue. I use Windows 7-32Bit on my computer. I honestly can't figure out what the problem might be, siince one of us says he uses viavoice

Viavoice is really old if its the version you are using, You should  just use espeak. It works. Now as for the crashes, could be a virus, run your antivirus program. Could be windows, reformat

Yes, narrator is the future on windows. more and more I am using narrator. narrator is becoming an excellent screen reader. microsoft is having a fantastic behavior with accessibility. Às 21:27 de