Then convert to a 32 kbit 22.05 khz mp3. This is acceptable audio at 
least for my ears.

and i think the stream does play wma format but not the voice codec. 
But then I only know this from hearsay and do not have access to any 
such device.

God Bless,

Doris



At 06:53 AM 2/10/2011, you wrote:
>unfortunately,
>the stream does not  play wma files.
>This is too bad.
>Vinny
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>Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2011 4:36 AM
>Subject: Re: the chronological NLT
>
>
>>you can play the nlt on any device that wil play this wma codec. i 
>>used the wma speech codec for best audio quality with the smallest 
>>file size. I am able to play this codec on my zenstone mp3 player. 
>>I do not know if you can play it on the victor stream nor do i know 
>>if the NLS players support this codec or the wma format in general.
>>
>>You should,h owever, be easily able to convert to another file 
>>format. You should be able to convert to a
>>  32 Kbit 22.05 khz mono mp3 format without too much loss of sound 
>> quality. CDEx, Switch or a similar such program will do the conversion for you.
>>
>>If Grandpa DOS needs further instructions on how to do this, get in 
>>touch off list. *smile*
>>
>>God Bless,
>>
>>Doris
>>
>>
>>At 01:59 AM 2/10/2011, you wrote:
>>>Does this chronological NLT have to be played only on a computer 
>>>since has a WMA file extension? Or, are there  other ways such as 
>>>with Victor Stream or NLS players?
>>>
>>>Listening for His shout!
>>>
>>>Grant
>>>
>>>
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