Rhapsody Blind mp3 players, Installation and file type
- From: John Martyn <johnrobertmartyn@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2010 11:52:42 -0800
Rhapsody uses mp3 files when you download them from the program. However, they
come with the DRM licensing. You can play them in windows media player as long
as you have an internet connection for it to check the subscription and allow
you to play it. The idea in creating this was to allow on the go content to be
played on a voice driven mp3 player. On the go service with Rhapsody is an
extra service besides the 9.99 a month. It costs an extra 3 bucks or so and you
can download the content to an approved mp3 player. There is a catch for the
blind community though. The players that are blind accessible are not voice
driven. There is one exception, the iTouch and iPhone application for rhapsody
allows access to this content and can be downloaded through an internet
connection rather than being directly connected to your computer. I am in the
process of testing this though. The license is valid on the device for a month,
then you must reconnect it to rhapsody. It is a great way to listen to music
mobile for free.
The other thing that I am checking out is making a setup program that installs
the scripts automatically. However, in the mean time, installation instructions
are included with the download.
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