Hi Laz: That part I got, but you said there was a way to not have the Micro SD spelled. If RBClip can handle that, how is it done?
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Hi richard,
The way to do so is to use RBClip to create talk files for any folders that aren't spoken.
Here's the link for the program itself if it's not on your player: http://www.wuala.com/TalkingMP3Players/Utilities/RBClip-Setup20.exe/
Here's the link for the audio tutorial if it's not on your player: http://www.blind-geek-zone.net/learn-how-to-easily-get-the-folders-and-files-that-you-put-on-the-talking-mp3-player-spoken-by-the-player/
Happy holidays!
Laz
On 12/10/13, Richard Wells <richwels@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hello: At one time, Laz told us that we could make all directories speak their names in cluding the Micro SD. Out of the box, folders such as these are spelled instead of spoken. How can we change this behavior to wher everything is spoken and nothing is simply spelled? If there is a tutorial on this already, could someone point me to it? Thanks very much and I am still loving the talking player.
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