moderated Using external sound card to separate Jaws and music
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T. Civitello
Thanks for the advice but the press insert space vc “ doesn’t work in Windows 7. I
have Jaws and the system separated but the problem is that Jaws is coming out of
the external amplifier and bookshelf speakers while music from the internet is
coming out of the regular computer speakers. I am thinking of swapping the
amplifier output and the computer speakers output. Do you think this will
work? Tom
From: techsavi.shankar@...
Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2022 6:31 PM
Subject: Re: Using external sound card to seperate Jaws and
music Civitello, Ensure that music and jaws are playing on the external/ USB speakers. Now, press insert space vc and from the list select the speakers Realtech high definition audio and you are good to go. Hope it helps.
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main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of T.
Civitello
Did not get any help from the Blind Tech list on this subject so thought Jaws users might help. I want to separate Jaws and music when playing background music by routing music to an external amplifier and speakers attached to the amplifier. I have an external sound card which seems to work at least I get a signal when testing it in the control panel. So now how do I route the music to the external card and Jaws to the computer speakers? Tom
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Curtis Chong
Greetings:
“Thanks for the advice but the press insert space vc “ doesn’t work in Windows 7.”
I regret to tell everyone that today, it is absolutely not a good practice to continue using Windows 7. Microsoft no longer supports it, the screen reader manufacturers really aren’t going to fix anything related to Windows 7, and many of the issues one encounters with it simply cannot be fixed. Let us not even mention the security problems attendant with continuing to use this outmoded operating system<smile>.
I apologize if this sounds harsh. But we cannot continue to run our stuff on old software without paying a significant price in terms of functionality and support.
All the best,
Curtis Chong
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of T. Civitello
Thanks for the advice but the press insert space vc “ doesn’t work in Windows 7. I have Jaws and the system separated but the problem is that Jaws is coming out of the external amplifier and bookshelf speakers while music from the internet is coming out of the regular computer speakers. I am thinking of swapping the amplifier output and the computer speakers output. Do you think this will work? Tom
From: techsavi.shankar@... Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2022 6:31 PM Subject: Re: Using external sound card to seperate Jaws and music
Civitello, Ensure that music and jaws are playing on the external/ USB speakers. Now, press insert space vc and from the list select the speakers Realtech high definition audio and you are good to go. Hope it helps.
This email I d is used only for list subscriptions. Thanks and regards. Shankar.C For offline comminucations please reach-out on below shared details. Mobile/whatsapp: 7795927572. Email: shankar.c@.... Website: www.tech-accessibility.in.
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of T. Civitello
Did not get any help from the Blind Tech list on this subject so thought Jaws users might help. I want to separate Jaws and music when playing background music by routing music to an external amplifier and speakers attached to the amplifier. I have an external sound card which seems to work at least I get a signal when testing it in the control panel. So now how do I route the music to the external card and Jaws to the computer speakers? Tom
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Marty Hutchings
What version of JAWS are you using? Do you have Speakers (Realtek(R) Audio) as an option under the sound card list in JAWS Utilities? On 4/21/2022 9:57 AM, T. Civitello
wrote:
-- Thanks, Lion Marty Hutchings BOLD Secretary, Program Director and VIP Liaison (262) 605-8981 mhutchings152730@... www.wisconsinbold.com
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Glenn / Lenny
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Greetings Everyone,
All people are doing by bandwagoning is making
camps here, by touting what everyone knows already.
If you use an operating system like windows 7 or
older, you won't get support from Microsoft.
We all know that.
Same is true with Jaws and FS.
If we can get support from Microsoft, then why do
we need lists like this?
People can call Microsoft and get a friendly
person, not brow beating by our associates, which only serves to make someone
feel superior.
If someone is using windows 10, they can call
Microsoft, and get a friendly person who is not going to be
judgmental.
And, if someone is using an up to date browser in
older windows, and practicing safe computer use, I am confident that they can
keep their personal information safe.
And many of the people here seeking help from what
should be a friendly associate, do very little more with the Internet than
reading eMail.
As long as people don't enter on links in their
email that appear to come from a company they do business with, their computer
will stay safe.
Even windows 10 and Thunderbird won't prevent the
damage being caused by following a link in fishing emails.
Experts say that by far, that people clicking on
links in emails is the biggest cause of computer attacks and
malware.
So my advise to all, is, if you cannot help
someone, don't make someone feel bad by replying with chastising and
bandwagoning, we should be here to help each other, not to spread guilt or
shame.
Glenn
----- Original Message -----
From: Curtis
Chong
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2022 10:07 AM
Subject: Re: Using external sound card to separate Jaws and
music Greetings:
“Thanks for the advice but the press insert space vc “ doesn’t work in Windows 7.”
I regret to tell everyone that today, it is absolutely not a good practice to continue using Windows 7. Microsoft no longer supports it, the screen reader manufacturers really aren’t going to fix anything related to Windows 7, and many of the issues one encounters with it simply cannot be fixed. Let us not even mention the security problems attendant with continuing to use this outmoded operating system<smile>.
I apologize if this sounds harsh. But we cannot continue to run our stuff on old software without paying a significant price in terms of functionality and support.
All the best,
Curtis Chong
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io>
On Behalf Of T. Civitello
Thanks for the advice but the press insert space vc “ doesn’t work in Windows 7. I have Jaws and the system separated but the problem is that Jaws is coming out of the external amplifier and bookshelf speakers while music from the internet is coming out of the regular computer speakers. I am thinking of swapping the amplifier output and the computer speakers output. Do you think this will work? Tom
From: techsavi.shankar@... Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2022 6:31 PM Subject: Re: Using external sound card to seperate Jaws and music
Civitello, Ensure that music and jaws are playing on the external/ USB speakers. Now, press insert space vc and from the list select the speakers Realtech high definition audio and you are good to go. Hope it helps.
This email I d is used only for list subscriptions. Thanks and regards. Shankar.C For offline comminucations please reach-out on below shared details. Mobile/whatsapp: 7795927572. Email: shankar.c@.... Website: www.tech-accessibility.in.
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf
Of T. Civitello
Did not get any help from the Blind Tech list on this subject so thought Jaws users might help. I want to separate Jaws and music when playing background music by routing music to an external amplifier and speakers attached to the amplifier. I have an external sound card which seems to work at least I get a signal when testing it in the control panel. So now how do I route the music to the external card and Jaws to the computer speakers? Tom
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