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assuss web storage
Marvin Hunkin
Hi. Did try this a while back or a year or two back, and was not very accessible with jaws, and nvda. Has any one tried this webstore and is it more accessible now. Thanks.
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Re: how do I uninstall jaws from my windows 10 laptop?
John Holcomb II
I have a question.. , was it always this slow? Is it slow for others without the screen reader running?
John
Sent from Mail for Windows
From: Keith S
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2021 4:24 AM To: tech talk for the blind Subject: [TechTalk] how do I uninstall jaws from my windows 10 laptop?
I have a laptop that originally came with windows 8.1 and that my cousin upgraded to windows 10 when windows offered the free upgrade.
I have jaws and NVDA installed on the computer and I have had one member of this list remotely enter my system to help me configure thunderbird to be used as my email client.
I noticed after my cousin gave me my computer back, with the upgraded version of windows 10 on it that it was slow, like someone reading braille by letter by letter, but after they read the first letter, they have to check their learning braille books for the next letter one by one, on and on until they have the complete word spelled out and then they move on to the next letter. I can click con a link or option in the various windows or what not and walk away from the computer for about 2 to 3 minutes and I will hear the computer just starting to do what I want it to do.
even the person who helped me remotely said "man, your computer is exceedingly slow" have you degragged the hard drive. my answer: yes, several times.
I have removed apps, programs, ect and to no avail.
so, I have asked here on the list and have had some luck from gene and perhaps 2 or 3 other people with helpful suggestions or websites to look at.
my cousin who upgraded the computer from windows 8 to windows 10 said that it was probably the screen reading program that was slowing my system down. So, I wish to do a test. I wish to remove jaws and run NVDA on it to test to see if jaws is the issue. yes, I know, I know, why would the premier screen reading software company cause such a slow down on a system, but the whole "resetting" the computer to a "fresh copy of windows 10" did nothing to fix the issue, if I did it correctly via a webpage from the virge that gene had posted to the group.
I do not wish to start a debate between members regarding resetting in windows 10 and restetting iin earlier versions as the word has ddifferent meanings in different versions of windows.
So, bottom of the line, how do I remove a program from a windows 10 computer?
Thank you.
Regards,
Keith Steinbach
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Re: how do I uninstall jaws from my windows 10 laptop?
chris judge
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From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Keith S
Sent: September 13, 2021 5:24 AM To: tech talk for the blind <main@TechTalk.groups.io> Subject: [TechTalk] how do I uninstall jaws from my windows 10 laptop?
I have a laptop that originally came with windows 8.1 and that my cousin upgraded to windows 10 when windows offered the free upgrade.
I have jaws and NVDA installed on the computer and I have had one member of this list remotely enter my system to help me configure thunderbird to be used as my email client.
I noticed after my cousin gave me my computer back, with the upgraded version of windows 10 on it that it was slow, like someone reading braille by letter by letter, but after they read the first letter, they have to check their learning braille books for the next letter one by one, on and on until they have the complete word spelled out and then they move on to the next letter. I can click con a link or option in the various windows or what not and walk away from the computer for about 2 to 3 minutes and I will hear the computer just starting to do what I want it to do.
even the person who helped me remotely said "man, your computer is exceedingly slow" have you degragged the hard drive. my answer: yes, several times.
I have removed apps, programs, ect and to no avail.
so, I have asked here on the list and have had some luck from gene and perhaps 2 or 3 other people with helpful suggestions or websites to look at.
my cousin who upgraded the computer from windows 8 to windows 10 said that it was probably the screen reading program that was slowing my system down. So, I wish to do a test. I wish to remove jaws and run NVDA on it to test to see if jaws is the issue. yes, I know, I know, why would the premier screen reading software company cause such a slow down on a system, but the whole "resetting" the computer to a "fresh copy of windows 10" did nothing to fix the issue, if I did it correctly via a webpage from the virge that gene had posted to the group.
I do not wish to start a debate between members regarding resetting in windows 10 and restetting iin earlier versions as the word has ddifferent meanings in different versions of windows.
So, bottom of the line, how do I remove a program from a windows 10 computer?
Thank you.
Regards,
Keith Steinbach
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how do I uninstall jaws from my windows 10 laptop?
Keith S
I have a laptop that originally came with windows
8.1 and that my cousin upgraded to windows 10 when windows offered the free
upgrade.
I have jaws and NVDA installed on the computer and
I have had one member of this list remotely enter my system to help me configure
thunderbird to be used as my email client.
I noticed after my cousin gave me my computer back,
with the upgraded version of windows 10 on it that it was slow, like
someone reading braille by letter by letter, but after they read the first
letter, they have to check their learning braille books for the next letter one
by one, on and on until they have the complete word spelled out and then they
move on to the next letter. I can click con a link or option in the
various windows or what not and walk away from the computer for about 2 to 3
minutes and I will hear the computer just starting to do what I want it to
do.
even the person who helped me remotely said "man,
your computer is exceedingly slow" have you degragged the hard
drive. my answer: yes, several times.
I have removed apps, programs, ect and to no
avail.
so, I have asked here on the list and have
had some luck from gene and perhaps 2 or 3 other people with helpful suggestions
or websites to look at.
my cousin who upgraded the computer from windows 8
to windows 10
said that it was probably the screen reading
program that was slowing my system down. So, I wish to do a test. I
wish to remove jaws and run NVDA on it to test to see if jaws is the
issue. yes, I know, I know, why would the premier screen reading software
company cause such a slow down on a system, but the whole "resetting" the
computer to a "fresh copy of windows 10" did nothing to fix the issue, if I did
it correctly via a webpage from the virge that gene had posted to the
group.
I do not wish to start a debate between members
regarding resetting in windows 10 and restetting iin earlier versions as the
word has ddifferent meanings in different versions of windows.
So, bottom of the line, how do I remove a
program from a windows 10 computer?
Thank you.
Regards,
Keith Steinbach
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Re: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 inBraille
Bharat
Hi heather,
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I have gone ahead & written to all the organisations you mentioned above. I have also written to Deque Systems. I really hope, one of them is able to send across a Braille copy or at least, a BRF file which then can be printed. I have recently also joined the WCAG facebook group as well where I raised the same concern. A few people told me they can help but so far no one has got back with anything concrete as such. Will surely keep you informed. Thank you, Bharat.
On 8/31/21, heather albright <kd5cbl@gmail.com> wrote:
Has anyone tried the NBP, Hadley, perkins, aph, or the AFB? I know Perkins
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Re: voice recording apps for IPhone
Victor
Ferrite Recording Studio is accessible and good, Hokusai is good, Goldwave is good and Twistedwave is good. All of these are accessible, customizable and not expensive. Dolby On is good too and it's free.
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Victor
On Sep 12, 2021, at 6:17 PM, enes sarıbaş <enes.saribas@gmail.com> wrote:
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windows 11
Marvin Hunkin
Hi. Here’s a link to where you can get the windows 11 health check app and also the y1 1 app as well. Marvin. https://pureinfotech.com/avoid-problems-installing-windows-11/
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Re: voice recording apps for IPhone
enes sarıbaş
Hi,
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Does this offer better customization though? I need a high function app over one that is easy to use. Voice memos is easy to use as well.
On 9/12/2021 8:01 PM, gbmagoo@gmail.com wrote:
Just Press RecordOn Sep 12, 2021, at 17:26, John Holcomb II <jhii926@gmail.com> wrote:
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Re: voice recording apps for IPhone
gbmagoo@...
Just Press Record
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On Sep 12, 2021, at 17:26, John Holcomb II <jhii926@gmail.com> wrote:
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Re: voice recording apps for IPhone
John Holcomb II
Pocket recorder
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Just Press Record. John
-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of enes saribas Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2021 8:21 PM To: TechTalk@groups.io Subject: [TechTalk] voice recording apps for IPhone Hi all, Does anyone know of better accessible voice recording apps for the IPhone? The voice memos app records in mono, and doesn't offer anything other than 64k and wav quality. The newer IPhones come with a second microphone. Are any apps able to use it?
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voice recording apps for IPhone
enes sarıbaş
Hi all,
Does anyone know of better accessible voice recording apps for the IPhone? The voice memos app records in mono, and doesn't offer anything other than 64k and wav quality. The newer IPhones come with a second microphone. Are any apps able to use it?
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Re: NCH Software, found the fix
John Holcomb II
Also, For the trial version you can only convert 48 files. So yes, I’m going to have to buy it. John
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of John Holcomb II via groups.io
Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2021 7:45 PM To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: [TechTalk] NCH Software, found the fix
Hey there, So under options under the convert tab is t the option to delete source files after conversion. Its not checked by default but I can c che3ck it and will do so. I’m glad this option exists! Thanks Walter, Gene and all. John
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NCH Software, found the fix
John Holcomb II
Hey there, So under options under the convert tab is t the option to delete source files after conversion. Its not checked by default but I can c che3ck it and will do so. I’m glad this option exists! Thanks Walter, Gene and all. John
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Re: changing suffix on files
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Copy the files instead so you have copies if something goes wrong.
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On Sat, 11 Sep 2021, Sugar wrote:
oh wow, thank you --
ent- XR
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Re: need help finding a compatible power cord for an acer inspire 15.6 laptop
valiant8086
Hi.
For your information, it's Aspire not Enspire, in case that helps you find one. Last resort you could try buying like for instance an Igo Green universal laptop charger. It'll come with lots of tips, one of which you hope will fit in the charge port of your machine.
On 9/10/2021 2:32 PM, joanne wrote:
-- cheers: Aaron Spears AKA Valiant8086 - General Partner Valiant Galaxy Associates. "We make *very good audiogames* for the blind comunity" http://valiantGalaxy.com
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Accessibility of Amazon Echo Show or Spot
Debbie April Yuille
Hi All
Has anyone used an Amazon Echo Show or Spot? If so, how accessible do you find it? Do you find the built in screen reader intuitive, menus easy to scroll through, things like that?
Thanks Debbie
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Welcome to episode 40 of Blind Android Users Podcast.
hi all.
grab some popcorn and a drink and enjoy this long and jam packed episode you can listen to this and all previous episodes on all of the podcatcher and also listed as featured podcast on Voxmate and at www.blindandroidusers.com for short segments of this episode, please visit this playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5iI0uwraRqrHq2Gn_0B2j1Xd37cM5uzB in this episode, we talk about what is new in android 12 beta 5 which most like will be the last android 12 beta for pixel devices before public release we discuss about text editor apps that we use and demo Free Notepad and Old School editor. Edward gives us a detailed demo of Voxmate platform. we have another episode in the CSR series in which we learn about reader mode, selection mode, and alternative roter. we have another episode of talkback highlights in the tip of the week, our frequent contributer kareen kiwan demos dual app sounds and dual Bluetooth audio on samsung phones. and for my android journey segment Billal Majeed tells us how he got started with android to join the blind android users mailing list, send an email to blindandroidusers+subscribe@groups.io to join the telegram group click on. https://t.me/ANATAD for other ways to join us, please read the shownotes
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Re: NCH software
Gene
I would think you can open search in the same way as in Windows 7. Be
in the folder you want to search, the top level folder which contains the
subfolder and issue the command control e. If the interface is the same as
Windows 7, you can type wav to search for wave files, then tab around until you
get to the results list. In Windows 7, the list grows automatically as new
files are found. But it may be that in Windows 10, you have to press enter
after typing what you are searching for. In Windows 7, you don’t, but I
seem to recall reading that in Windows 10 you do. I’ll be curious to see
if what I’ve written applies.
Gene
-----Original Message-----
From: John Holcomb II
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 9:17 PM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software No… Actually, I want to search for all *.wav in a particular folder with subfolders on the drive. Then I can select them all and delete. John
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
<main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Gene
Here is a page that discusses how to only search the folder and no subfolders. Since I don’t have Windows 10, I’m not sure if you can set this setting in a similar way in Windows 10 and Windows 7. The method described here appears to be different. It appears that once you begin a search, items are available such as not to search subfolders. these instructions may help you set this option. you may have to do so for each search.
Gene -----Original Message-----
I just figured out how to not have the Windows search search subvfolders in Windows 7. It may be the same in Windows 10 but the way you get to the part of the dialog in the folder you are working with may be different. This may be a universal command that applies everywhere once you change it. I’ll let others explain how to do this in Windows 10. I’ll explain it for Windows 7 if no explanations for Windows 10 are given so that you can see if you can figure out how to do this in Windows 10.
Gene -----Original Message-----
At least in Windows 7, the search function moved to with control e in Windows 7, searches subfolders as well as the folder you are in so that wouldn’t be satisfactory unless that behavior can be changed. I see another list member has given you another option, but my question is, do you have the option to delete the original file automatically on conversion when you are converting to another format? I once wanted to convert a file to the same format, MP3, but use different parameters such as bit rate. Because it was going to use the same format, it asked about deleting the original file because they both would have the same name.
Gene -----Original Message----- From: John Holcomb II Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 1:51 PM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software
Yes, I checked the box that puts them in the same folder as the source folder. That’s exactly what I want to do. There are many many folders split up into artist and then in each artist are the tracks. I don’t want to put all of the *.flac files in one folder, I want them all to go into the same folder as the *.wav files resign. So keeping the folder the same as the source folder does that, but it doesn’t delete the *.wav files when done. I want it to delete the *.wav files after it converts them to *.flac. However I don’t believe this program can do that. So in this case, once I’ve converted all of my *.wav files to *.flac, what would then be the easiest way to delete all of the *.wav files but make sure the *.flac files remain?? Is there some way that doesn’t involve me manually searching for all *.wav files? I’m actually surprised there is no option to delete the original after conversion as an option, but this software doesn’t have that from what I see. Which means there’s got to be another way that is more automatic than I’m thinking. Thanks, John
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On
Behalf Of Gene
The program runs as a full demo for a time, I don’t recall how long. After that time, when you run it, a screen will appear asking you to verify that you are using the program as a home user in conformance with the free offer. If you just press enter, you will have verified it and the program will open fully.
I don’t know what the paid version does that the free version doesn’t do, but the free version does a lot and is likely to fill your needs.
As far as removing all the wave files, you can have the converted files be in a different folder. If you have all the wave files you want to convert in one folder, then select them all and delete them, thus resulting in an empty folder.
I used the program somewhat some time ago but I’ve hardly used it for a time and I’d have to look at the program to tell you in detail how to do things like change where converted files will go. If you look around and have problems figuring out what you want to do, I’ll check the program if others haven’t answered your questions in a reasonable time.
I recall there is a check box that causes the converted files to be placed in the source folder. To do what I am suggesting, this needs to be unchecked. I don’t recall what the default setting is.
Gene -----Original Message----- From: John Holcomb II Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software
Great! Thanks! Now after I’ve converted them all, what is the easiest way to delete the *.wav files but keep the *.flac files? I could manually do that but again that would take ages… Also, do I need to purchase the software to do this? I read the licensing stuff and it confuses me. Is there some way to do the ID3 tag better? All of my files are artist - Title.wav So right now I can have it set where it puts the file name as the tag when it’s the *.wav file. But what I really wish it could do is put the artist where I want it and the title in the proper fields.
Thanks again,
John\
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On
Behalf Of Walter Ramage via groups.io
Hi. Yes, it can. When you launch the switch programme press alt and you will have options to add a folder or a file etc. It will also include subfolders. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On
Behalf Of John Holcomb II
So starting a new thread . So I just tried switch and damn, two files converting from *.wav to *.flac is fast as well… lol But one thing which I’d like to do and not sure it can be done? I’ve got an entire folder full of sub folders of *.wav files that I want to convert to *.flac. Can this software do that? I saw where you could add files with the jaws curser but doing it this way would take ages. Thanks, John
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Re: NCH software
Gene
One of these days. But I don’t use my computer in ways that it
matters. I don’t do anything requiring me to submit personal information
and I protect myself while online in ways like having JAVA scripts off on most
sites and using Brave, which blocks ads when I use JAVA scripts. Hacked
advertising is a threat whatever version of Windows you are using.
Also, I am not in a hurry to use a version of Windows which has major
updates every six months and I can do everything I want with Windows 7.
Pluss there is the work involved in customizing the new machine and installing
programs.
So, while I expect to get a Windows 10 machine at some point, as I said,
I’m in no hurry.
Gene
-----Original Message-----
From: John Holcomb II
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software Are you ever planning to update to Windows 10 Geen?I’m curious. Thanks, John
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
<main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Gene
I just figured out how to not have the Windows search search subvfolders in Windows 7. It may be the same in Windows 10 but the way you get to the part of the dialog in the folder you are working with may be different. This may be a universal command that applies everywhere once you change it. I’ll let others explain how to do this in Windows 10. I’ll explain it for Windows 7 if no explanations for Windows 10 are given so that you can see if you can figure out how to do this in Windows 10.
Gene -----Original Message-----
At least in Windows 7, the search function moved to with control e in Windows 7, searches subfolders as well as the folder you are in so that wouldn’t be satisfactory unless that behavior can be changed. I see another list member has given you another option, but my question is, do you have the option to delete the original file automatically on conversion when you are converting to another format? I once wanted to convert a file to the same format, MP3, but use different parameters such as bit rate. Because it was going to use the same format, it asked about deleting the original file because they both would have the same name.
Gene -----Original Message----- From: John Holcomb II Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 1:51 PM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software
Yes, I checked the box that puts them in the same folder as the source folder. That’s exactly what I want to do. There are many many folders split up into artist and then in each artist are the tracks. I don’t want to put all of the *.flac files in one folder, I want them all to go into the same folder as the *.wav files resign. So keeping the folder the same as the source folder does that, but it doesn’t delete the *.wav files when done. I want it to delete the *.wav files after it converts them to *.flac. However I don’t believe this program can do that. So in this case, once I’ve converted all of my *.wav files to *.flac, what would then be the easiest way to delete all of the *.wav files but make sure the *.flac files remain?? Is there some way that doesn’t involve me manually searching for all *.wav files? I’m actually surprised there is no option to delete the original after conversion as an option, but this software doesn’t have that from what I see. Which means there’s got to be another way that is more automatic than I’m thinking. Thanks, John
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On
Behalf Of Gene
The program runs as a full demo for a time, I don’t recall how long. After that time, when you run it, a screen will appear asking you to verify that you are using the program as a home user in conformance with the free offer. If you just press enter, you will have verified it and the program will open fully.
I don’t know what the paid version does that the free version doesn’t do, but the free version does a lot and is likely to fill your needs.
As far as removing all the wave files, you can have the converted files be in a different folder. If you have all the wave files you want to convert in one folder, then select them all and delete them, thus resulting in an empty folder.
I used the program somewhat some time ago but I’ve hardly used it for a time and I’d have to look at the program to tell you in detail how to do things like change where converted files will go. If you look around and have problems figuring out what you want to do, I’ll check the program if others haven’t answered your questions in a reasonable time.
I recall there is a check box that causes the converted files to be placed in the source folder. To do what I am suggesting, this needs to be unchecked. I don’t recall what the default setting is.
Gene -----Original Message----- From: John Holcomb II Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software
Great! Thanks! Now after I’ve converted them all, what is the easiest way to delete the *.wav files but keep the *.flac files? I could manually do that but again that would take ages… Also, do I need to purchase the software to do this? I read the licensing stuff and it confuses me. Is there some way to do the ID3 tag better? All of my files are artist - Title.wav So right now I can have it set where it puts the file name as the tag when it’s the *.wav file. But what I really wish it could do is put the artist where I want it and the title in the proper fields.
Thanks again,
John\
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On
Behalf Of Walter Ramage via groups.io
Hi. Yes, it can. When you launch the switch programme press alt and you will have options to add a folder or a file etc. It will also include subfolders. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On
Behalf Of John Holcomb II
So starting a new thread . So I just tried switch and damn, two files converting from *.wav to *.flac is fast as well… lol But one thing which I’d like to do and not sure it can be done? I’ve got an entire folder full of sub folders of *.wav files that I want to convert to *.flac. Can this software do that? I saw where you could add files with the jaws curser but doing it this way would take ages. Thanks, John
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Re: NCH software
John Holcomb II
No… Actually, I want to search for all *.wav in a particular folder with subfolders on the drive. Then I can select them all and delete. John
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Gene
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 9:41 PM To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software
Here is a page that discusses how to only search the folder and no subfolders. Since I don’t have Windows 10, I’m not sure if you can set this setting in a similar way in Windows 10 and Windows 7. The method described here appears to be different. It appears that once you begin a search, items are available such as not to search subfolders. these instructions may help you set this option. you may have to do so for each search.
Gene -----Original Message-----
I just figured out how to not have the Windows search search subvfolders in Windows 7. It may be the same in Windows 10 but the way you get to the part of the dialog in the folder you are working with may be different. This may be a universal command that applies everywhere once you change it. I’ll let others explain how to do this in Windows 10. I’ll explain it for Windows 7 if no explanations for Windows 10 are given so that you can see if you can figure out how to do this in Windows 10.
Gene -----Original Message-----
At least in Windows 7, the search function moved to with control e in Windows 7, searches subfolders as well as the folder you are in so that wouldn’t be satisfactory unless that behavior can be changed. I see another list member has given you another option, but my question is, do you have the option to delete the original file automatically on conversion when you are converting to another format? I once wanted to convert a file to the same format, MP3, but use different parameters such as bit rate. Because it was going to use the same format, it asked about deleting the original file because they both would have the same name.
Gene -----Original Message----- From: John Holcomb II Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 1:51 PM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software
Yes, I checked the box that puts them in the same folder as the source folder. That’s exactly what I want to do. There are many many folders split up into artist and then in each artist are the tracks. I don’t want to put all of the *.flac files in one folder, I want them all to go into the same folder as the *.wav files resign. So keeping the folder the same as the source folder does that, but it doesn’t delete the *.wav files when done. I want it to delete the *.wav files after it converts them to *.flac. However I don’t believe this program can do that. So in this case, once I’ve converted all of my *.wav files to *.flac, what would then be the easiest way to delete all of the *.wav files but make sure the *.flac files remain?? Is there some way that doesn’t involve me manually searching for all *.wav files? I’m actually surprised there is no option to delete the original after conversion as an option, but this software doesn’t have that from what I see. Which means there’s got to be another way that is more automatic than I’m thinking. Thanks, John
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Gene
The program runs as a full demo for a time, I don’t recall how long. After that time, when you run it, a screen will appear asking you to verify that you are using the program as a home user in conformance with the free offer. If you just press enter, you will have verified it and the program will open fully.
I don’t know what the paid version does that the free version doesn’t do, but the free version does a lot and is likely to fill your needs.
As far as removing all the wave files, you can have the converted files be in a different folder. If you have all the wave files you want to convert in one folder, then select them all and delete them, thus resulting in an empty folder.
I used the program somewhat some time ago but I’ve hardly used it for a time and I’d have to look at the program to tell you in detail how to do things like change where converted files will go. If you look around and have problems figuring out what you want to do, I’ll check the program if others haven’t answered your questions in a reasonable time.
I recall there is a check box that causes the converted files to be placed in the source folder. To do what I am suggesting, this needs to be unchecked. I don’t recall what the default setting is.
Gene -----Original Message----- From: John Holcomb II Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2021 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NCH software
Great! Thanks! Now after I’ve converted them all, what is the easiest way to delete the *.wav files but keep the *.flac files? I could manually do that but again that would take ages… Also, do I need to purchase the software to do this? I read the licensing stuff and it confuses me. Is there some way to do the ID3 tag better? All of my files are artist - Title.wav So right now I can have it set where it puts the file name as the tag when it’s the *.wav file. But what I really wish it could do is put the artist where I want it and the title in the proper fields.
Thanks again,
John\
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via groups.io
Hi. Yes, it can. When you launch the switch programme press alt and you will have options to add a folder or a file etc. It will also include subfolders. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of John Holcomb II
So starting a new thread . So I just tried switch and damn, two files converting from *.wav to *.flac is fast as well… lol But one thing which I’d like to do and not sure it can be done? I’ve got an entire folder full of sub folders of *.wav files that I want to convert to *.flac. Can this software do that? I saw where you could add files with the jaws curser but doing it this way would take ages. Thanks, John
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