I just received a 160GB iPod Classic for christmas to replace my
old 60GB iPod which was having hard drive issues.
If a script were like $20 or even $30, I'd definitely pay, but $75
seems kinda ridiculous. How much does the script help with using
the music store?
Also, do most people use Rockbox or just the standard iPod
firmware? I'd like it if I could get speech on the iPod, but I
don't know if I want to mess around with modifying the
firmware. Also, I've heard it can't play stuff from the iTunes
store and audiobooks.
Thanks in advance.
Eric
On Dec 26, 2007 6:32 AM, Hannah Day
<<mailto:hannahday1989@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>hannahday1989@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
chris
When you hae the scrips installed for use with jaws
What you mean it's more accessible can you use the arrow keys
And stuff or do you have to use the jaws curser?
I'm new to this i pod family so sorry if i'm asking too much
What i pod do you have i have a i pod shuffle
At 03:23 AM 26/12/2007, you wrote:
>Hi Eric,
>I really think that itunes and the scripts are worth it.
>I'm downloading a season right now from itunes.
>i think itunes and soundtaxi are very important together.
>I use the scripts to listen to podcasts, update my ipod, watch and
>purchase movies, songs, and tv shows.
>Ii honestly think that they are worth the $$.
>Hope that helps.
>chris
>
>
>Eric Brinkman wrote:
>>So I've been an iPod/iTunes user for over three years now. I have
>>primarily used the jaws cursor with iTunes. It's definitely not
>>the most accessible program I've ever used, but it's worked well
>>enough for me. However, I was always disappointed in the fact that
>>the music store was almost totally inaccessible. I like the idea
>>of J-Tunes, but paying $75 just for a script is rather steep. I am
>>curious whether or not others think it's worth the price, and what
>>other visually impaired iPod users use.
>>Eric
>
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