I just bought a tractor control s3 to use with algoriddim dj pro. Problem as soon as I connect the controller and open DJ, voice-over stopps completely speaking. Before I had a pioneer dj wego 3 and there the audio of voice-over was in to the headphones. Is there a possibility to route the audio to the desired output of the new controller? Is there a other solution? Thank you and regards
ps: The controller is able to operate the app, that works fine. Only thing is voice-over does not speak. Thank you for your help.
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I received a macbook pro for christmas and have a question about the AC adapter. I saw that the new power supplies have the outlet prongs built in so I assumed that the pro wouldn't come with an extension chord. It does include one however and I'm wondering if I received the wrong one? One end is your normal 3 pronged plug, while the other is a very strange connector. It doesn't seem to fit anywhere on the power supply chord or on the macbook. The connector is sort of a plastic rectangle, not exactly sure how to describe it. Does anyone know how to use it correctly?
I have Oticon MFI hearing aids, and I'm thinking about purchasing a small clip on bluetooth microphone to use with my iPhone when I'm in crowded, noisy situations so I can hear people better. I realize I can buy such a microphone from Oticon for two or three times the cost of a bluetooth microphone I could buy from Amazon or wherever..
Does anyone know if that would work, and does anyone have a mic to recommend?
Hi all. As a kid, I had an Apple 2E computer, and an Apple 2GS to use. As i grew up, i learned to use the number pad on the right side of the keyboard for absolutely everything. Let's be honest, you'd probably be a little screwed if screen readers stopped using it. Then whenI went to word Perfect in high school, the keyboards began not to have the number pads on them. I'm sure it was a space saving feature. Here's my question: do you at all every wish you'd learned the number row at the top, and the keypad on the right?
Do you have a Macbook Air 2012 or 2013? If you do, can you please provide me with some info? I have an elder client who is on a fixed income. He is very familiar with OSX Sierra as he uses a Mac at his library. He hopes to one day own his Mac and I’m trying to help him out. He knows it will not be the latest or greatest but it will still be his.
So here are my questions. Will the MBA 2012 or 2013 be good enough to run OSX sierra with VO enabled? Will hey siri work? Any suggestions or comments are appreciated.
Androids done it for years, you're able to plug nearly anything into an android phone.
I honestly wish I could go with android but I'm so used to apple that when I try android, it works but i'm not happy with it.
But apple does things I am totally against like this crap with the lightning cable that will probably go on for years.
I think in Europ they argued about the USBC stuf but it didn't go anyware, sadly apple is a huge company with tuns of money so they can pay their way out of anything as far as I know.
I have a desktop type Mac made in 2017. I'm really tired of the length of time it takes to open Mail or Safari. If I get a newer Mac or MacBook, will apps open faster? Are there other performance advantages?I can't seem to decide whether a new Mac or an iPad is best. So, I will be posting more questions.
Those iPads are looking mighty tempting, but even though the techtubers say that they can be a laptop replacement for some people, they still have a long way to go. I do see the benefit of a bigger battery and quad speakers, but blind people keep saying it's more or less just a big iphone if you use Voiceover. Plus, I was further discouraged when I found out that my midi controller is inexplicably non-class compliant, so I would have to get a Mac Mini and use the full fat Logic Pro instead.
This is an honest, serious question. I am totally blind and I have been using an iPhone 5S for nearly eight months. I just received an iPad Air 2 which, because of its larger screen, I find it harder to use. The question is whether there are things you can do with an iPad which you cannot do with an iPhone, especially by blind users? To me, a larger screen is a hindrance, not an asset.
Several people on YouTube and on the Internet have done multiple iPhone, 15 pro reviews and teardowns and has showed that sometimes if you bend it too much the iPhone, 15 pro titanium frame, shutters and brakes. Jerry rig Everything did a video on this, followed by a few days later, videos by people like Hugh Jeffreys, zolotech, and several other people. What do you think about these rumours?
I anI am extremely concerned about these runners as these are people who do repairability and Tara dance on a daily basis and repairs?
In the future, I’m planning on going back to iOS, but I’m wanting to use a watch with my iOS device to track fitness easily, such as tracking heart rate, steps, sleep, and many other. There are multiple factors into this decision of using a watch, such as easily using voice, assistance, checking the time, and using the health and fitness metrics available on the Watch
Does anybody know the difference between Apple Watch made by Apple from 2015, the Google pixel watch by Google made in 2022, and the Galaxy watch made by Samsung Electronics
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I have my AIrtag attached to my keys, and for unknown reasons, it produce sounds every now and then, do not know what are these sounds refer to ? for sure, battery is ok, and my mobile is with me at the same time, so, what is this sound?
and does it refer to a Cretecal issue or something?
Is anyone using the Orcam MyEye. I've seen the YouTube reviews and they seem positive. I know the battery life isn't great, but know that you can wear them while connected to a battery pack.
I'm conscious about the price as they aren't cheap and don't want to spend if they don't live up to the hype.
Hi, have you guys heard of Orcam Read? It can read text and face recognition built in the device. In my opinion do some more research on it. I think it is a good device to have because it can tell you between red lights and green lights, and it can read signs and other document. and i think it will come in handy at work. OrCam Read for People with Low Vision and Reading Difficulties - Explore OrCam
If you guys have Door will pay for it
I am able to get an upgrade from my iPhone11 and was wondering does anyone know if the iPhone13 or iPhone13 pro would be best. From reading it seems that the pro is mainly for photos/video etc. So, is there any benefit from accessibility for me to get the pro. Or, for totally blind people is the 13 good enough. This may include future enhancements that the pro has that the 13 doesn't that we currently can't use. Hope that makes sense.
Around a month ago I decided to replace the battery in my iPhone XR since the battery health said the battery was degraded even though it also said it had 9% capacity. While I was at it, I also replaced the front glass because I figured I was going to keep it for the long haul and it was much cheaper than buying any of the iPhone 12s. In retrospect, I probably didn't need to replace anything in my phone.
At this time while I write this words, I’m feeling awful as I have ordered a magic keyboard for my iPad air 4. Even when It hasn’t arrived yet, I already think I’m a fool for purchasing it.
I found a nice deal so I purchased it, but before 24 hours after buying it, I read here a post that said the track pad is useless with voiceover, which got me a stomach ache.