[gui-talk] Screen Reader Accessibility on MP3 players

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Hi there -- I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but the Book 
Sense from GW Micro reads DAISY books and plays mp3's, and in addition is a 
recording device (the more expensive model).  It has a lot of internal 
memory -- I think 4GB -- and also a slot for an sd card, which is also 
included.  It has bluetooth so you can use it with wireless headphones.  In 
short, it tries to do everything, and I think does a pretty good job.  It is 
smaller than a cell phone and of course it is completely accessible, being a 
blindness product.
I just bought one.  I don't work for GW Micro -- I'm just excited about my 
new purchase.
HTH
--le

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "hmp" <humbertoa5369 at netzero.net>
To: <gui-talk at nfbNet.org>
Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2010 5:02 PM
Subject: [gui-talk] Screen Reader Accessibility on MP3 players


Hello listers:
does anyone know about a screen reader for an IPod or an mp3
player? Do you know of any type of screen reader that can be
accessed with an MP3 player, or which type of MP3 players support
talking software? Are there any MP3 players on the market that
include any voicing application that can be accessed?
I have a 4 gb MP3 player and the brand is "Sansa clip" (I don't
exactly know the name) but looks like it one of those common
off-the-shelf MP3 players bought from Best Buy. It is not a
touch-screen player, which is good, and can be rechargeable with
the USB cable connected to the computer. I have over 500 songs in
it and it has a menu that is totally inaccessible to me because I
don't have a software that can talk. Any suggestions are welcome.

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