Hi Steve
Yes, I agree that you wouldn't want to use the VRS for serious, professional
recordings. It is great for quickly being able to take notes though. The
Plextalk and Linio both score much higher in the recording department.
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Hi,
My other criticism of the Stream is that when you record using its built in
mic, you get a high pitched whine. It's probably a hardware thing as it has
never been fixed with firmware upgrades, but it's horrible.
All the best
Steve
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: FW: recommendations new gen victor reader stream or
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Hi Martin
I personally prefer the Victor Reader Stream. It has to be one of my very
favourite gadgets to be honest, I can't fault it at all. I read books at
fairly high speeds, play Audible content on it, and can listen to Internet
radio or podcasts if I want to. The keys are nice and friendly, battery
life is good, and I bought the leather case for added protection. My only
criticism, and it isn't that big a deal, is that when it reaches a certain
volume, you get this stupid message about not listening to it at high
volume. I am told the US firmware does not contend with that aggro, and
goes louder anyway.
All in all, a great little gizmo. I prefer it over the Plextalk or Linio
because the Plextalk takes longer to boot up if not in stand-by mode. It
has a much superior recording quality to the Victor as well.
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Jackie Brown
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Subject: [access-uk] FW: recommendations new gen victor reader stream or
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Hi all.
I am looking for recommendations on which playter to get.
One is more expencive than the other, but the functions seem to be similar.
It seems from the rnib website, it seems the Plextalk Pocket DAISY player
comes with no case, the victor reader stream comes with silicon one.
I play usb dasy, sd card daisy and audible content mostly. Both players can
play usb sticks and sd cards.
Basically after the demise of my ptx1 and milestone, I want one player to
rule them all. I am using usb sticks from RNIB now, and any daisy discs I
buy will be transferred to pc then to stick or sd card.Any thoughts pro or
against each player? Thanks.?
Hope to hear from you soon.
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