I did not have no luck.
Thanks for helping...
Maybe I will wait for the installation copy in the near uture.
Bless and thanks again.
Autery Weekes
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[mailto:audacity4blind-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Robert Hänggi
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2016 12:33 AM
To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [audacity4blind] Re: Add-ons for NVDA
Here's what's in the user guide of NVDA:
9.4. Location of Configuration files
Portable versions of NVDA store all settings, custom appModules and custom
drivers in a directory called userConfig, found in the NVDA directory.
Installed versions of NVDA store all settings, custom appModules and custom
drivers in a special NVDA directory located in your Windows user profile. This
means that each user on the system can have their own NVDA settings. To get to
your settings directory for an installed version of NVDA, on the start menu you
can go to programs -> NVDA -> explore user configuration directory.
Settings for NVDA when running on the logon or UAC screens are stored in the
systemConfig directory in NVDA's installation directory.
Usually, this configuration should not be touched. To change NVDA's
configuration on the logon/UAC screens, configure NVDA as you wish while logged
into Windows, save the configuration, and then press the "Use currently saved
settings on the logon and other secure screens"
button in the General Settings dialog.
Does this help?
Robert
2016-11-28 5:58 GMT+01:00, Robert Hänggi <aarjay.robert@xxxxxxxxx>:
Just search for "audacity.py" in the search box of the explorer.
(on win7:
Restart NVDA with add-ons disabled
Windows+e, Control+e, "audacity.py".
This should list all instances.
Rename the files with *.pyc to *.pyb.
open the folders where those files are situated (context
menu->containing folder) and paste my file there.
Restart NVDA with add-ons enabled.
I don't think that the layout should much differ but who knows.
For the worst case, I can pack the file and you can install it with
the add-on manager.
But I have to read up the procedure first.
Robert
2016-11-28 1:12 GMT+01:00, Autery <autery@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Lol,
I have no luck finding that file.
Programx86/NVDA/userconf/appmodule.. My NVDA is not setup this way..
I have the latest NVDA not the overnight built.
Would this my layout different?
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Usually, there's a file "audacity.pyc" and the c stands for "compiled".
My file isn't compiled and should work as is.
There's another audacity.pyc under program files
(x86)->NVDA->userConfig->appModules.
Rename that too (the *.pyb that I've proposed stands for backup).
You could of course also move those files to another folder.
The only purpose of the original app module is to ensure that
Audacity doesn't speak the ampersand symbol '&' in e.g dialog buttons.
Naturally, this is included in my file too. In other words, you could
ass well delete the old *.pic files.
Don't forget to restart NVDA.
NVDA+Control+F1 tells you the application with focus and if a module
has been loaded.
Robert
PS. The add on is designed for the English version of Audacity.
2016-11-27 22:53 GMT+01:00, Autery <autery@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Thank you!
However, I am a little confuse.
The file you sent me.py
I drop this in nvda app module and which file to I rename to .pyb???
Because I tried it and had no luck. Lol hahah
Thanks!
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Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2016 4:35 PM
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OK, like promised, here is the Add-on:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6wnb71hz33yvygs/audacity.py?dl=0
As I said before, it has to be copied in a folder that looks like this:
"C:\Users\Robert Hänggi\AppData\Roaming\nvda\appModules\"
"audacity.py" replaces the already existing audacity.pyc file
(rename the latter to e.g. audacity.pyb). It may also be in another
place where it has to be replaced as well.
Restart NVDA or press NVDA+Control+F3.
Start Audacity.
Things I've forgot to mention earlier:
F7 reports the names of the tool bars. Some features require the
tool bars to be enabled, for instance the playback gain can only be
read if the play meter tool bar is enabled (view menu).
NVDA+page up and -down simulates the mouse wheel--not really
NVDA+necessary
for most users.
NVDA+i reports the column where the cursor stands in a edit box.
NVDA+This
is mainly for the Nyquist prompt to get the indentations right.
As you know, you can change the selection start/end/length with the
controls of the selection tool bar by pressing up or down arrow.
What I've added:
If you hold shift while doing that, a short preview of the new
position will be played.
For instance: you can swiftly go through an audio book by navigating
to the minute or 10 minute field and press Shift+up/down.
The other hotkeys have been described in an earlier message.
However, you can of course call the input gesture dialog and look
them up (NVDA+n, p, n) or search them manually by toggling keyboard
help on/off (NVDA+1).
I hope the add-on will work with your NVDA and Audacity versions.
I recommend the 2.1.3 Alpha version or the new Audacity release that
is due at the end of the year.
Suggestions and questions are appreciated.
Robert
2016-11-27 22:03 GMT+01:00, Robert Hänggi <aarjay.robert@xxxxxxxxx>:
You have to rebuild Audacity yourself each time that you want a new
version.
That's not very hard to do though.
The hardest part is to install all for the first time, including
VisualStudio, Git-Hub, the ASIO SDK, WxWidgets and the Audacity
source code.
Robert
2016-11-27 5:36 GMT+01:00, Autery <autery@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Once you add asio to one version of audacity, if there is an
update; do you have to add asio all over again to the new version?
Or does the new version includes the old version asio into the new
changes?
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Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2016 11:32 PM
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No costs, it's fully free.
My build has ASIO but I rarely use it.
I'm fairly satisfied with Wasapi and its 24-bit recording depth.
The changes have more to do with e.g. label tracks and automatic
track information for imported files with an unusual format, such
as
8000 Hz at
8
bit.
And there's some debugging information as well.
Robert
2016-11-26 17:59 GMT+01:00, Autery <autery@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Ok cool!
How much it cost??
And when you said you have a custom Audacity built, what do you mean?
Did you add ASIO??
Did you add other function to Audacity beside ASio??
Thanks
Autery Weekes
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Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2016 11:56 AM
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Thanks very much for the interest.
I'm preparing the addon for you.
I try to make it ready for Audacity 2.1.3 Unfortunately, the
window hierarchy of the new release has changed and I have to
compensate for this.
However, I think it should be ready tomorrow evening.
Hold the line...
Robert
2016-11-22 18:28 GMT+01:00, Vitor Ferreira <vitorflash@xxxxxxxxxx>:
Hello.
I also think that this addon would be very interesting for me.
Could you make it available? Many thanks.
Vitor
Às 12:09 de 22/11/2016, Autery escreveu:
Ok cool!
Sounds great...
You said you got a special build of Audacity??? Cool!!!
ASIO included??
I wish I could do that lol hahahaha....
I would be interestedin the NVDA addon.
Thanks
Autery
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Robert Hänggi
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2016 3:30 AM
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Subject: [audacity4blind] Re: Add-ons for NVDA
Hi Autery
There do not exist official Addons but some private attempts.
I have written my own one but it is without installer. This
means that you have to put the *.py file manually at the
appropriate place.
(e.g. at "C:\Users<your
name>AppData\Roaming\nvda\appModules\audacity.py")
It has certainly less features than the corresponding JAWS script.
Here are some features:
1. The additional (key) commands can be viewed within the input
gesture dialog of NVDA [NVDA+n,p,n], under "Audacity.
Some do not work because I've got a special build of Audacity
and I'll omit them here.
2. NVDA+e
pressed ones, reports the selected tracks.
twice pressed, reports all muted tracks pressed three times,
reports all tracks that are soloed.
3. Page Up/Down
Jumps 3 tracks up or down.
4. NVDA+a
Reports current audio position, during stop or playback (or
recording...).
5. NVDA+j
Reports the selection start
6. NVDA+k
Reports the selection end or says "long" if "Length" is
chosen in the selection tool bar.
Those three commands omit automatically unnecessary zeros and
alike, for instance 02:00:22.300 gives two hours 22.3 seconds.
Pressing those shortcuts quickly two times in succession spells
the values.
6. F9 or F10
reports the playback or recording peak respectively.
7. NVDA+volume down/up
extends or contracts the left selection boundary and plays a
preview from this position.
8. NVDA+shift+volume up/down
extends or contracts the right selection boundary and plays a
preview from this position, i.e. a bit of what comes after the
selection.
9. Pause (on the keyboard)
key to tap a tempo. A high click means that the measurement
has started.
Tap eight or more times to "catch" the tempo. A longer delay
resets the measurement. Use the next key combination to read
the measured
tempo:
10. NVDA+pause
pressed once, announces the measured tempo in beats per
minutes, i.e.
128.7.
If you're in the input box of the click track (or rhythm
track) of Audacity's generate menu, this value will
automatically inserted.
Pressed twice, announces it in classical tempo description,
for instance "Largo", "Andante" or "Presto"
11. Key for context menu
opens directly on the first item of a track's drop down menu,
for audio tracks, this would be "name". In general, this add-on
avoids unnecessary information such as "Audacity->Panel->Track
view->Track one, when e.g.
switching from another application or the tool bars and speaks
just "track one".
I think that covers the main points.
Note: A description of the commands is also available with
NVDA's input help enabled (NVDA+1 toggle).
Tell me if this add-on could be of any help to you or if you
would like to have another feature added.
Robert
2016-11-18 23:20 GMT+01:00, Autery <autery@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hello everyone,The audacity4blind web site is at
Is there any Audacity add-ons for NVDA?
If yes, where could I find them?
Thanks in advance!!
Autery Weekes
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