Re: [orca-list] accessible players and ubuntu

[Steve Holmes <steve holmesgrown com>]

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If you just want a player than can be transferred to  while using
Orca,  just get one that can be seen as a USB Mass Storage device.
Then you can copy the files with gnome-terminal with the cp command or
use the nautilus file browser.  What I do now days is use the Victor
Reader Stream from Humanware and transfer the files I want onto a SD
card and put the card in the Stream and I have one of the most
accessible portable players out there.  You can do similarly with the
Book Port also, if I'm not mistaken.

On Sat, Feb 02, 2008 at 01:23:52AM +0000, michael weaver wrote:
> is than a music player that is accessible and will work with orca 
> when it comes to transfering files?
> i told dad yesterday that i had copied some of my cds and he said 
> i could do with something like an ipod.
> i have read they work in ubuntu but is there one that is 
> accessible as regards the controls? i saw one my sister has but 
> it had this plastic ovlay or some kind of oubber oerlay over the 
> controls which was no good because you had to navigate it by 
> moving your finger across the overlay somehow.
> also if there is one that is more navigable by someone without 
> sight can orca be used to navigate when transfering files or 
> whatever?
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