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Hi Ray, The way BBC is going at the moment is nothing short of ridiculous. For example, they now put out their Moneybox podcast to regular podcast clients 28 days later than it appears on Sounds, at

I cannot begin to answer the question of whether In Touch will look into this looming ceasing of the lower quality BBC .mp3 streams made available for older internet radio devices and some smart

I Guess that price of $75 Australian would equate to more than ?150 in the UK were it to be sold here. Not altogether clear if it has a USB port for whatever purpose. I could see its apeal as a very

Please answer the question why isn't in touch doing something about this, they are doing stuff on driving tests? It is outrageous that the bbc is ignoring the problems of blind people!s

Hi. The cost of the unit is $75 and you can purchase it from http://www.visionaustralia.org. Marvin.

Hi Ray. I noticed you have a phone with synaptic software please would it be possible for me to communicate with you privately. As I don't have many friends who use synaptic software. My email address

Sorry if necessary for cross-posting - and about the rather long subject, and this might not be exactly the right list to bring it up. In short, some of us will be crying Help! soon, to do things the

Hi Ray Because there are so many players around now, it is difficult keeping up with them all. I wonder if anyone has any information or leaflets they want to share on here. Don’t forget though we

Thanks Marvin for giving more info on this player. Would be nice to know the purchase price if available in the UK - not that I intend buying one. A fact sheet on the various players wouldn't come

Hi. It is a small portable audio player. Has a size of a pack of cards. Small. Fits in your pocket. Has a headphone jack. Has a grill and the speaker on the front. Top left, volume up and down button,

I think there were two versions, I had a 1 gb version and I have the 2 gb version. There is a very small speaker in it. Regards Adrien

I thought they were just tiny units with headphone sockets. All the best Steve

Hi Steve Got my zenstone here, it has a speaker on it. Regards Adrien

Hi, To be honest, I don't think the Zenstone is what people want. It doesn't have speakers for example, and the buttons are not big enough for the elderly and less dexterous of us. All the best Steve

Hi Ray I have the zenstone here and although it is very small, it would have enough storage to put a talking news paper on it but obviously not much else. I tried one of the new solo bluetooth

Adrian, a new player aimed at TN listeners would have to be one taking standard USB pendrives.? the lack of dexterity of many listeners would be prevent us using SD or micro SD card, which in any

Hi Ray and Steve I have an old zenstone mp3 player, they are very easy to use, I wonder if something like that could be adapted for the older population, just convert it to take a micro sd card or

Hi Ray It would either be 16 gb or 32 gb, there isn’t anything between the two I don’t think. Regards Adrien Sent: 02 November 2022 11:30 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [dap-uk]

Hi Ray, It wouldn't be too difficult to manufacture a player similar to those of Kings Access in terms of actually doing it, but it's the return we would get on it that may be the problem. All the

Steve and all, This is a vexed question indeed, re. the price of players. Some TNs might afford ?70 to ?80 but certainly not all. Mnowing listeners and our community as I do I know not many would be