We're getting a damn tilt filter, some way or another. I'm determined.
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For iOS users. You know when you copy something from one app and want to paste it into another, an alert pops up asking if you want to allow it? This usually happens for me when I copy the last phrase spoken by Voiceover. You can go to the apps sestion of the settings app, find the app that keeps asking (VLC in my case) and there's a section about allowing paste, which you can set to Never, Ask, or Always.
@MewProjects FastPlay: Even if speak track changes is unchecked, NVDA still speaks new track names as they appear in the title bar. Winamp doesn't. Does this mean there's some magical code in NVDA that can figure out that it's not supposed to speak title bar changes in Winamp because the user would find that annoying? Or is there an NVDA setting I'm missing? I like having the track name in the title bar, as I'm used to things working that way, but I don't want NVDA to speak it whenever it changes. Any thoughts? Thanks.
Nope. Nothing I can do on my end. That's why both settings exist, and that's why there are keys for manually checking metadata.
LOL possibly or maybe not. I renamed fastplay.exe to winamp.exe and it still announces.
it's probably not that simple to get it to work. It probably uses window class names and such
Okay. In that case, any chance of a hotkey, possibly not global, to speak what would be in the title bar if show track names was checked? I'd love to use this and get my dad using this, but we really need easy access to track names, have a ton of stuff that isn't tagged at all, and yet don't want NVDA speking every time a track changes.
Also unrelated question: If I allow volume above 100%, why does it actually clip rather than Windows's typical compression kicking in and keeping it manageable?
BTW with that last one, I'm not saying that's a bad thing. There've been times when my dad in Foobar I think it was had some eq settings that were what he wanted, but Windows compressed the hell out of the resulting audio.
I don't know. To get that "smoothness" the Bobby voice had, or "shelly", we would actually need to add Spectral Tilt as a frame parameter. This means a new frame setting that controls that. Without it, "male" and "female" will always have the same sharpness.
I wonder if there's any correlation between a blind person using gdb (the GNU debugger) and using a guide dog trained at GDB (Guide Dogs for the Blind), or using a guide dog in general.
Probably not.
Probably not.
Here's another song in support of the people of Minneapolis and in honor of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, this time from British singer Billy Bragg. Listen on YouTube here.
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BILLY BRAGG - CITY OF HEROES
The murder of Alex Pretti was horrifically shocking, all the more so as we are still reeling from the images of the murder of Renee Good. That these crimes c...YouTube
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