Hi Petro,
I found Source in the View menu (I'm using IE6); but
unfortunately, I can't
even get to it once I'm on the page with the archives, which
comes up within
the stream window. All I get when I press the Alt key is "show
hidden items"
and jaws then says "to navigate press left and right arrow",
but I get
nothing when I then try moving with the arrow keys. It seems
poorly designed
at least when it comes to screenreaders. But I did find Source
in the View
menu on the other pages, where the menubar behaves as normal.
Thanks for
letting me know.
Regards
Vivien
----- Original Message -----
From: <petrakigianos-giasou@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 8:52 PM
Subject: [blindreplay] Re: recording RealPlayer radio on
demand archives
with Replay AV (without Realplayer)
> You may want to try 1 more thing. Look at the actual source
code
> for the whole archives page.
>
> In IE 7 its under the view menu and it says source or view
> source.
>
> Look for http:// style links that end in m3u or pls or
contain
> the words real but this is complicated for most.
> --- Vivien Palcic <vivienpalcic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Hi Petro,
>>
>> Thanks for your message. Unfortunately the archives appear
in
>> a drop-down
>> list, not as links, and there's another menu for selecting
the
>> date once you
>> select the show. (In order to get to those in the first
place
>> the link for
>> the on demand archives is accessed from within the live
>> stream.) It's all
>> quite cumbersome and I'll be contacting the station about
>> this, but thank
>> you for the info.
>>
>> Regards
>> Vivien
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: <petrakigianos-giasou@xxxxxxxxx>
>> To: <blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 3:57 AM
>> Subject: [blindreplay] Re: recording RealPlayer radio on
>> demand archives
>> with Replay AV (without Realplayer)
>>
>>
>> > Try this:
>> >
>> > Find the first RP archive link.
>> > That is be on the link.
>> > Do a insert+F7.
>> > Press your tab key 1 time.
>> > Press space bar 1 time.
>> > Press your applications key.
>> > Choose copy shortcut.
>> > You have copied the link to your clipboard.
>> >
>> > Go to:
>> >
>> > http://www.webscissors.com
>> >
>> > Press your E keyboard key.
>> > You will land in a edit field box with "http://"; in that
>> edit
>> > box.
>> > In this edit box press your spacebar 1 time.
>> > You will be in forms mode now.
>> > Press your end key, then do a shift+home key to select
the
>> > http:// in the edit box.
>> > Press your backspace key.
>> > What you have done here is delete the "http://"; in the
edit
>> box.
>> > Your cursor is still in this edit box so do a ctrl+v to
>> paste in
>> > the copied shortcut you did earlier.
>> > You have pasted in the URL address in the edit box.
>> > Press your PC cursor keyboard key to get out of forms
mode.
>> > Tab 2 times to the view source button and press enter key
on
>> > this button.
>> >
>> > Wait a few seconds.
>> >
>> > You will see the source code for the copied URL.
>> >
>> > Look for http://, rtsp:// type links in the code.
>> >
>> > Copy such links to a word processor like NotePad.
>> >
>> > With JAWS you can use Windows key +C to copy multiple
links
>> to
>> > the clipboard.
>> >
>> > You may see multiple links in the code.
>> >
>> > Open your email program.
>> >
>> > Send an email to yourself.
>> >
>> > In the body of the message paste the http:// links you
>> found.
>> >
>> > Send the message.
>> >
>> > Open that email message you sent to yourself.
>> >
>> > Look at the body of email message and you will notice the
>> > http:// links you pasted are actual live links like you
see
>> in
>> > web pages.
>> >
>> > Go to the link with http:.
>> >
>> > Be on that link.
>> >
>> > Press insert+F7.
>> > Press tab key 1 time.
>> > Press spacebar 1 time.
>> >
>> > Press your applications key.
>> > Choose save target as.
>> >
>> > Save the file to your hard drive.
>> >
>> > Open Replay Converter to convert the file you have copied
to
>> > your hard drive to another format of your choice.
>> >
>> > Since you do not have Real Player on yur computer this is
>> the
>> > way I would do it here.
>> >
>> > There maybe another way but I don't know everything here.
>> >
>> > Thinking a bit more here.
>> >
>> > See if Winamp will play those RP Files for you. Are they
in
>> .m3u
>> > or .pls?
>> >
>> > If you can play the archived files with Winamp then
Replay
>> AV 8
>> > can record these for you in another format like .mp3.
>> >
>> > Just for you to know:
>> >
>> > I have a blog at:
>> >
>> > http://petrogia.blogspot.com
>> >
>> > A podcast on Replay AV:
>> >
>> > httP://feeds.feedburner.com/blogspot/PetrosPodcasts
>> >
>> >
>> > --- Vivien Palcic <vivienpalcic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >
>> >> Hello all,
>> >>
>> >> I recently downloaded a demo of Replay AV 8 and joined
this
>> >> list. The station whose radio on demand archives I'm
trying
>> to
>> >> access is PBS 106.7FM. The station's website is at
>> >> http://www.pbsfm.org.au
>> >> and their live stream is in Windows Media, but the radio
on
>> >> demand archives, unlike the live stream, are streamed in
>> >> RealPlayer and are only available to people signed up to
>> the
>> >> station's website (which is free). After signing up to
the
>> >> site you get an activation email with a link to click on
>> (or
>> >> Enter on) to activate your account, and then you need to
be
>> >> logged into the site to get to the archives. I don't
wish
>> to
>> >> download/install RealPlayer and have been told Replay AV
>> can
>> >> still record such content (and convert it to formats
such
>> as
>> >> mp3 etc so I can listen to it in Winamp). But I don't
know
>> how
>> >> to do it - especially as I have no way of knowing the
>> stream
>> >> has started. Is anyone on this list signed up to the
>> station's
>> >> website and familiar with accessing the archives? Any
help
>> >> including step-by-step instructions on recording them
with
>> >> Replay AV would be greatly appreciated. I have
successfully
>> >> recorded/captured a snippet from the live stream (the
few
>> >> minutes the demo allows for). I can't remember the exact
>> steps
>> >> I went through, but I was already tuning into the stream
at
>> >> the time and I selected the station within Replay AV by
>> >> accessing the station option from the menu bar. The
station
>> >> was added to the media guide after I contacted Leslie at
>> >> Applian (it's listed as "PBS 106.7"), but I don't know
what
>> >> I'd do in the case of these archives. I presume they
would
>> >> have a different feed any way and I'm not even sure how
to
>> get
>> >> that info (as opposed to the web address etc). A total
>> newbie
>> >> to this, as you've probably gathered. I'm using Windows
XP
>> >> Home with Jaws 8 and Internet Explorer 6. Hope someone
can
>> >> help.
>> >>
>> >> Regards
>> >> Vivien
>> >
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