Cartridges are a lot easier. They don't use up all that extra battery life.
They sell 4 gig cartridges. Why anyone needs more than that, I can't
imagine. It costs something like $12.
Miriam
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For that matter, you don't even have to buy a blank cartridge. You can just
pick up a thumb drive at the checkout lane of your grocery store.
Of course, some thumb drives work better with the machine than others, so it
would be a good idea to get some advice on which brand to buy on the BARD
Talk list.
On 5/24/2016 9:24 AM, Miriam Vieni wrote:
If you download the daisy audio version of the Bookshare book, and ifcomputer from various places like A P H.
you know how to open the zip file and transfer the book to a
cartridge, you can hear the book on the NLS player. I use the
humanware companion software to transfer the book to the cartridge.
You can buy blank cartridges and the thing that attaches them to your
Miriam
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Hi
I have no idea how you would listen to Book Share books on the
Talking book player. I love that I can just stick the Stream in my
pocket and head out.
Marsha
