In case you are new NVDA does not handle Replay Media Catcher 6 or Replay
Music 7 user interfaces well at all and I personally do not recommend you
use it at this time. It has to do with RMC6, NVDA and the UIA. Use JAWS if
possible. If you use JAWS and focus is lost use JAWS shutdown with
insert+F4, choose ok then restart JAWS with your hotkey you set up. Mine is
ctrl+alt+j to start JAWS and focus is back for awhile until lost again.
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Sunday, April 26, 2015
Replay Media Catcher 6 & the ctrl+v keystroke update
Applian tech support,
The new "batch" adding of files or URLs with ctrl+v is done in the main file
listing (ie the listing of files that has been captured). The URL bar, or
the URL edit field as you call it, is meant for single URLs.
Importing file can also be accomplished with the alt+i keyboard command.
This will bring up a standard Windows interface for selecting files to be
added.
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The new "batch" adding of files or URLs with ctrl+v is done in the main file
listing (ie the listing of files that has been captured). The URL bar, or
the URL edit field as you call it, is meant for single URLs.
Importing file can also be accomplished with the alt+i keyboard command.
This will bring up a standard Windows interface for selecting files to be
added.
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Replay Media Catcher 6 Introduction Screen
From Applian,
When installing Replay Media Catcher 6, there is an introduction screen that
mentions the various features of the software. The YES/NO does a
walk-through tutorial, pointing out the various features of Replay Media
Catcher 6. To a certain extent, this walk-though is meant for sighted users
who never bother to read the User Guide. I am not sure how well it behaves
with screen reading software.
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When installing Replay Media Catcher 6, there is an introduction screen that
mentions the various features of the software. The YES/NO does a
walk-through tutorial, pointing out the various features of Replay Media
Catcher 6. To a certain extent, this walk-though is meant for sighted users
who never bother to read the User Guide. I am not sure how well it behaves
with screen reading software.
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Replay Media Catcher 6.0.0.70
From Applian tech support
There are two aspects to the new RMC6 ctrl+v usage.
First, if you have a text file with one or more URLs, each on a separate
line, you can ctrl+c to copy that listing to your Windows clipboard. Then,
in RMC6, if you have the file listing area active, using ctrl+v will paste
those URLs and queue each for downloading. With this usage, you no longer
have to paste URLs one-by-one into the URL bar. Of course, not all videos
can be grabbed this way, but it works reliably with YouTube.
The second new usage of ctrl+v is if you want to import files into RMC6. In
Windows File Explorer, find one or more files that you would like to import.
With these files selected, use ctrl+c to copy their info to the Windows
clipboard. As before, go to RMC6 and have the file listing active. Use
ctrl+v to paste the files into the RMC6 file listing. You can subsequently
convert the files.
I hope this explains the new feature.
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There are two aspects to the new RMC6 ctrl+v usage.
First, if you have a text file with one or more URLs, each on a separate
line, you can ctrl+c to copy that listing to your Windows clipboard. Then,
in RMC6, if you have the file listing area active, using ctrl+v will paste
those URLs and queue each for downloading. With this usage, you no longer
have to paste URLs one-by-one into the URL bar. Of course, not all videos
can be grabbed this way, but it works reliably with YouTube.
The second new usage of ctrl+v is if you want to import files into RMC6. In
Windows File Explorer, find one or more files that you would like to import.
With these files selected, use ctrl+c to copy their info to the Windows
clipboard. As before, go to RMC6 and have the file listing active. Use
ctrl+v to paste the files into the RMC6 file listing. You can subsequently
convert the files.
I hope this explains the new feature.
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Replay Media Catcher 6.0.0.70
New feature released in this version.
From Applian,
There are two aspects
to the new RMC6 ctrl+v usage.
First, if you have a text file with one or more URLs, each on a separate
line, you can ctrl+c to copy that listing to your Windows clipboard. Then,
in RMC6, if you have the file listing area active, using ctrl+v will paste
those URLs and queue each for downloading. With this usage, you no longer
have to paste URLs one-by-one into the URL bar. Of course, not all videos
can be grabbed this way, but it works reliably with YouTube.
The second new usage of ctrl+v is if you want to import files into RMC6. In
Windows File Explorer, find one or more files that you would like to import.
With these files selected, use ctrl+c to copy their info to the Windows
clipboard. As before, go to RMC6 and have the file listing active. Use
ctrl+v to paste the files into the RMC6 file listing. You can subsequently
convert the files.
I hope this explains the new feature.
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From Applian,
There are two aspects
to the new RMC6 ctrl+v usage.
First, if you have a text file with one or more URLs, each on a separate
line, you can ctrl+c to copy that listing to your Windows clipboard. Then,
in RMC6, if you have the file listing area active, using ctrl+v will paste
those URLs and queue each for downloading. With this usage, you no longer
have to paste URLs one-by-one into the URL bar. Of course, not all videos
can be grabbed this way, but it works reliably with YouTube.
The second new usage of ctrl+v is if you want to import files into RMC6. In
Windows File Explorer, find one or more files that you would like to import.
With these files selected, use ctrl+c to copy their info to the Windows
clipboard. As before, go to RMC6 and have the file listing active. Use
ctrl+v to paste the files into the RMC6 file listing. You can subsequently
convert the files.
I hope this explains the new feature.
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Attention NVDA screen reader users
Currently if you have Windows 7 or higher and NVDA 2015.1 the following
products will not work too well for you. They are,
Replay Media Catcher 6
Replay Music 7
Many parts of the user interface is not accessible with NVDA and has to do
with the UIA.
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products will not work too well for you. They are,
Replay Media Catcher 6
Replay Music 7
Many parts of the user interface is not accessible with NVDA and has to do
with the UIA.
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Applian Upgrade Pricing
Existing customers can check out upgrade pricing using their current license
code at the following link:
https://applian.com/upgrade
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code at the following link:
https://applian.com/upgrade
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