NV Access

In-Process is out, with all the details on NVDA 2024.2 Beta 3, Mick and Gerald's interview on Eyes On Success, a big walkthrough of the new "Sound Split" feature (if you've ever wanted to have NVDA in one ear and your apps or VOIP in the other, you won't want to miss this!), and the New braille setting: “Display speech output”.

Check it all out here: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-3…

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Screenshot of NVDA's audio settings from 2024.2 with focus on the "Sound Split Mode" dropdown.

In-Process 31st May 2024

It’s the end of May as we welcome a new Beta, let’s find out more! NVDA 2024.2 Beta 3 The big news this week is that we are now up to Beta 3 of NVDA 2024.2. What’s new since we last loo…

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Nikos Demetriou

in reply to NV Access • 4 months ago • •

Hi. I was wondering what exactly is the difference between sound split disabled and the option nvda on both channels and applications on both channels? As I understand if soundsplit is disabled, it does exactly what the other options describes, unless if I am missing something.

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in reply to Nikos Demetriou • 4 months ago • •

@nikosdemetriou Good question! Basically disabled = no audio processing. "NVDA in both channels and applications in both channels" may process audio (I gather there are technicalities involved) - but if you have another program which specifically sends audio ONLY to left for instance, it may end up in both left and right, depends on how it works.

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Nikos Demetriou

in reply to NV Access • 4 months ago • •

Thanks for explaining. So if I understand right, choosing nvda on both channels and applications on both channels, is it going to produce everything in mono?